DEPUTY SPEAKER: Yes, but the second reading—look, just a procedure thing. I'll just stop the clock for you. But remember that the second reading normally comes back to the House after a select committee process where the House accepts the premise of the bill, the contents of the bill as discussed. So the background and the scene-setting for everyone is normally your first reading. The second reading is a much more focused debate. So if you could come to the bill, it would be helpful. 