KIERAN McANULTY (Labour—Wairarapa): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. I felt that I should take a call on this bill. Like many other members of the House, I feel very qualified to speak on this matter. In fact, when I came into the House today and I acknowledged Mr Todd Muller—as I often do, he's a top bloke, a genuinely top bloke. As I float about the corridors here at Parliament, he's always one that stops and says g'day, and I appreciate that. We're always catching up and having a yarn, as we did today when I came into the House. I said to him, "Big day." And he said, "Yes, you'll be supporting this as a fellow ginger." And those watching on TV may not see with the shade and all that sort of stuff, but, yes, in fact, there is a tinge of ginge in this beard. And that comes with peril. Both sides of my family are very staunch and proud to be Irish, but we're not used to the sun. And growing up in New Zealand, even at my age, at the young age of 37, we took a very relaxed—very relaxed—approach to looking after ourselves in the sun. And there are some horror stories: playing cricket with my mates at the beach and then coming away with shoulders that resembled bubble wrap. They still talk about it—big pus-y blisters all over my shoulders.