WILLOW-JEAN PRIME (Labour—Northland): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I have just a short call this evening, but first I wanted to acknowledge, like many others have in the debate tonight, those people in our communities who are working on the front line to protect our communities. I stand here tonight and acknowledge the many cousins, friends, and people in our community who are part of the ambulance service, who are part of the fire and emergency service, who are in the police, who are corrections officers, and who are in A & E. I am related to many; many are my friends. I would not stand here in this House and deliver a speech which I don't believe to be true, that I believe is going to protect those members of my whānau, of my friends, and of my community.