INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): I didn't sit on the select committee which considered the Social Security (Financial Assistance for Caregivers) Amendment Bill, the Social Services and Community Committee, but it does have some very personal meaning to me. My namesake and her brother live with their grandmother, and their whānau is a whānau that has experienced colonisation, addiction, recovery, family violence, poverty, incredible leadership, healing, hope. I love both the parents of those children and I completely understand why at this point in time they cannot be there to look after their children. Their grandmother has stepped up to do that, and what an incredible job she is doing. So to see that this piece of legislation will make it easier for her, as a grandmother who is not working in paid employment, to be able to do the best by her mokopuna and my namesake is a real pleasure, and I just want to thank her, as well, along with the 15,000 other caregivers who have taken on that job of looking after the most precious resource that we have in this lifetime, which is our tamariki.