I thank honourable members for their contribution, especially the member for Indi and the member for Kooyong—may you long be the member for Kooyong! The contributions you each made were very thoughtful. Thank you very much for sharing your insights. It's very interesting work, and I'm interested to understand how we might do better when it comes to the interoperability of information across the broader health system and making sure we ultimately deliver better health outcomes through the use of that information.

Having said that, whilst I recognise the value in the member for Kooyong's contribution, we won't be supporting her amendment or the member for Lindsay's amendment. This particular bill does a specific job, which is to make sure that the joint registry can be appropriately funded in a way that recognises the contributions that small and large companies are making, and, by removing that cap, ensuring the levy is allocated proportionate to the value of the volume of devices supplied by medical device companies, which makes it fairer, which supports the sustainability of this particular registry.

I've got a copy of the amendment moved by the member for Kooyong; I'm happy to raise that with the minister and continue discussions. I thank all members for their contributions on this bill.