I also just want to speak to the point around—and I was really encouraged to hear the Hon Michael Woodhouse talk about the openness around needing to consider injuries to babies in the future. Also, we heard from people who'd fought through the courts to get cover, and that it had been a full-time job to get treatment injury cover for their child, and recognising that's an inequity. Very, very few people are in a place to be able to fight the system through the courts to be able to get that cover. We know people are not getting it. All the way through the hearings, we were hearing things that sounded like treatment injuries to most of us around that table that were not being covered as treatment injuries. So for the Greens, actually ensuring cover for all birth injuries to pēpē would be the best way to avoid that problem and to ensure that they get the support that they need. Cost for us is not an argument. It is a massive difference—and I'm not going to buy into the sexism that we'd heard previously about men's behaviour and women's behaviour. But just to say this is a really important day for whānau in this country, and the Greens are happy to support.