I really do want to thank the member for the way in which she allowed the committee, through a very thorough, very robust, and very considered process, to make substantial changes to the original draft. I think that what everybody had in mind when approaching it was that we wanted to do justice to the issue, to try and get the absolute best outcome that we could get in terms of the drafting for such a significant issue. So I do want to acknowledge that it was challenging and frustrating at times. We were trying to get a meeting of the minds that what we were landing on between the members from all parties in the select committee, as well as the officials, as well as the Parliamentary Counsel Office—that we were achieving everybody's hope and intent in the drafting that we ultimately came up with, and I will touch on what some of those quite significant ones were. So it took a lot of really meaningful discussion and dialogue and debate to land on the drafting that we came to, and in everybody's view, in all honesty, we are achieving that very intention that she was hoping to achieve with this member's bill.