I acknowledge the frustration of the sector and the length of time it has taken for the bill, especially when the original bill was introduced and passed in one parliamentary sitting day. While the bill is very simple, it is a powerful and just response. Part 4A had become a symbol of the frustration felt by many people, including both those needing care and support and those providing it. It's important that all of those people had the opportunity to have their views on the bill heard. The repeal of Part 4A is, of course, just one of a suite of changes to the payment of family carers called for by the sector. There was widespread support for the removal of the restriction on taking claims of unlawful discrimination that relate to family care policies to the court or to the Human Rights Review Tribunal. Many submitters commented on how unfair the restriction was, and how relieved they were to see it being removed.