 It's very good to get context to this, and I must in all seriousness acknowledge Mr Court's colleague Karen Chhour, who I remember from the first reading did relate her own experience. All of us sitting here were very moved by her journey to this House related by my colleague, and how she was denied a safe place because of—really, from what we heard—the system. So the other thing that this bill does is it brings our attention to those who are a lot less fortunate than us. And I'm not just talking about those less fortunate financially. This year there's been a large number of our colleagues who have made their maiden speeches, and it was a very rare person that didn't have someone, a family member, to acknowledge up there in the gallery. I tried to hear as many of the speakers as I could, and I don't think there was anyone that didn't have someone, a family member. 