A remarkable thing has happened in this parliament this morning. It is my intention to make some statements about Harry Jenkins later this day when he is in the parliament. As he has indicated, he has gone straight from this place to see the Governor-General. There will be remarks that we want to make about him as Speaker; there will be remarks that we want to make about him as a member of the Labor family. But, with your indulgence, Mr Deputy Speaker, I will do that later this day when Harry Jenkins is available to be with us.