Now, I was fortunate enough to be on the select committee that considered this bill, and, as a new MP arriving here, I have to say—a little bit like the significance of the bill having been drawn by the Rt Hon David Carter—it was actually an excellent introduction to this whole parliamentary process. It had a little bit of everything in it, as it does now as we debate the possible change of the bill and repealing of the Act. Of course, it was really all the debate that took part—we had 21 hours of debate through committee of the whole House, and it did dig deep into the democratic processes, the history of the democratic process. We talked about different parliamentary systems around the world and compared them to our own. So it gave me, again as a new MP, a very good context for what we're actually debating, and I think no one who had listened, been part of this debate, could go away without a much better understanding of the processes, and those same parliamentary process—I know, being on the select committee, we often had to get the Clerk involved at the select committee and later on to actually enlighten us on different aspects of it as well.