Afioga i le Fofoga Fetalai. I have to respond to the last speaker, Nicky Wagner, criticising the Government for what we're doing, yet the Māori Affairs Committee a decade ago had made a recommendation to that side to change the law, and we're here, 10 years later, talking about it. So it is rich to point fingers. But I want to acknowledge the current Health Committee who brought the voices of children to this House in their report, and I have to read it out, because I want to acknowledge the organisations who support the voices of children to be heard in this House. Quickly, I want to acknowledge the Cancer Society Northland, Wellington Community Justice, Holistic Action Sustainable Health Through All Generations, Hāpai Te Hauora: Māori Public Health, EMPOWER Tāngata Trust, the Office of the Children's Commissioner, Meremere holiday programme, Invercargill City Youth Council, and the students of Wainuiōmata Intermediate School.