As a new dad, I think about my son. I think about the decisions that he'll make in his lifetime. I think about the New Zealand that he'll grow up in, and I want him to have the best of everything, like all of the parents in our country do. We want the best for our kids. But I don't want a New Zealand which thinks that it's OK to shout hate speech, where they think that it's OK to convert you to change your identity. And that's not just us saying it as parents, as MPs; actually, through the submissions process, listening to our psychologists, listening to our doctors, listening to our nurses, it was them that came forward with their voices and said, "This is not appropriate. You do not need to change these young people. They are young and they are beautiful." If only we all looked at our young people and saw them for what they were, which is a taonga, which is a beautiful little spirit, and whether or not they choose to one day love a male, love a female, or somewhere in the middle there as well, that actually, they'll be OK. They'll be looked after, they'll be lifted up by the community that they live in, but most importantly, they'll be lifted up by their family. 