Not only that, but we have a firm record of requesting referenda on these issues to ensure that New Zealanders' conscience is counted with equal measure, and the only way that we can do that is if we put this to a referendum. As we did with the previous conscience vote in this House, we will vote for this piece of legislation solely on that reason through to the next stage, to the committee of the whole House, where we can put a referendum clause on the Table to be debated and where we will vote on it at that stage. We did the same with the End of Life Choice Bill, and we do so with this bill. We will support it through this reading through to the next stage. We will be requesting a referendum on this issue. Thank you, Mr Speaker.