KIRITAPU ALLAN (Labour): First of all, I want to acknowledge that this bill, both now and in the first iteration when it was introduced into this House—on all sides of the House, there was a palliative energy that has run through, and that's again very evident tonight, so I just want to acknowledge that. I also just was reflecting this afternoon: you know, we spent in this House, on this particular piece of legislation, first the integrity Act and now the integrity repeal—it's going to be in excess of about 28, 29 hours of this House's time. I want to acknowledge the calibre of the contributions that have been made, because this is critical to our electoral law. It strikes at the heart of our constitution—can't run against those particular aspects that the Hon Dr Smith has made.