I don't think any member of the House would disagree with me in saying that he commands respect across the House for his wise contributions on a range of legislation, some of which is non-controversial and some of which is controversial, but he's someone who I think everyone in the Parliament always listens to. Because of that, there can be no better criteria to bear in mind when you're considering a presiding officer, because, ultimately, it is the respect of the House that is the most important in that role, and Ian will certainly command the respect of the House. So I've no hesitation in commending this motion to the House. Thank you. 