I was someone who went into this process and while supporting it at first reading I had concerns. I had concerns, particularly around clause 5 of the bill in regards to the conflict it had with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, section 14. I am absolutely, very proud actually, in terms of when Louisa read out the statement this evening from the Hon David Parker, the Attorney-General, in terms of what the bill was going into this process, what the select committee as a team contributed and did, and the outcome that we received. I think it cannot be underestimated that the outcome that the committee did in conjunction with all of those advisers, the Ministry of Health, Justice, Police, and all of the submitters is significant. I think, as a result, we've been able to bring a bill to this House that was significantly better than what it was before. So I just wanted to acknowledge that element of the process. For me personally, that was definitely a highlight of the process when I look back on it.