ANAHILA KANONGATA'A-SUISUIKI (Labour): Kia ora, te Mana Whakawā. It's always a privilege to stand here and contribute in the House, and today is a day for celebrations. Today is the third reading of the Human Rights (Disability Assist Dogs Non-Discrimination) Amendment Bill in the name of Ricardo Menéndez March. I want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the member. There are some people who come into this House and not have a member's bill go into law. So I want to acknowledge the member for bringing this matter to the House—shepherding it through the House. And also, acknowledge his humility in terms of acknowledging the former member Mojo Mathers who first submitted this bill in December 2015. If we count seven years from then, I think, in dog years—if I get my maths right—it's about half a century that it's taken for the unfortunate experiences of Murray Whittington to come to the House, and today indeed is the day to celebrate, along with every other celebration that everyone spoke about. I would also like to acknowledge the chair, Angie Warren-Clark, and the members of the Social Services and Community Committee. It's a very collegial committee, and I want to acknowledge the speaker that has just finished, the Hon Louise Upston—she also showed leadership in terms of shepherding this through the House. 