The other submission that I wanted to talk about was from Sharyn Forsyth and Tommy Hamilton, both champions within the community, and they put in their submission on behalf of Parents and Caregivers of Transgender and Gender Diverse Children in New Zealand. The group has approximately 180 parent and caregiver members from across New Zealand. If nothing else, if there is a family out there that didn't know that this group exists, now you do. But what they took lengths to point out was that the protection of our children through this whole process has got to be something that we think about front of centre. They said, "We're interested in this Bill as gender identity, and the social and legal recognition of that gender identity as expressed by an individual, is considered to be a key factor in positive mental health outcomes for our children and other gender diverse individuals. When our children live their lives as one gender, and then are forced through legal documents to be referred to as a gender that isn't their own, it hurts them." They go on to say, "We have experience of our children being singled out (… [say] on domestic flights) because they are 'in the system' as their biological sex as opposed to their gender—and this leads to scrutiny and questioning and embarrassment." They have seen that in their own children's lives, that being mis-gendered makes that far, far worse. 