WILLOW-JEAN PRIME (Labour—Northland): Tēnā koe e te Māngai o te Whare. I'm really conscious of the time so my contribution will be very short. I just want to acknowledge the member, the Hon Louise Upston, for ushering this bill through the House. I want to acknowledge your constituent who brought the issue in the first place and also that of the Hon Nick Smith who was the petitioner that we also dealt with, the two together. I really want to thank all sides of the House. We really did work hard on this. It's been well described by all the speakers before me. It has been an absolute honour and privilege to be part of this piece of legislation and I really do hope that it brings something forward for those families, for those victims. I hope that it has been a worthwhile process for them and I hope that the courts are able to work with this in the future. So, with that, I commend the bill to the House.