Hon Dr AYESHA VERRALL (Associate Minister of Health): Thank you, Mr Chair, and I want to thank Mr McKelvie for that honest contribution and his wishes of good luck—I appreciate it. To address some of the earlier questions, the Supplementary Order Paper does require that the director-general engage with local authorities on their readiness and the cost of implementing change, but, as I stated earlier, it does not relitigate the decision about the public health rationale or science of fluoridation. There will be a need to seek information on the health status of the local population, as well. I'd just note that the original bill did not require any community engagement in its original form, either. 