Our priority in bringing this bill is protecting what is precious: our people, our whānau, our communities. This bill will mean kaumātua will get more years with their whānau and see their mokopuna grow. Newborns will spend their first precious moments in their parents' arms and not in neonatal intensive care. Our people will benefit greatly from these changes. There will be an estimated $5 billion in savings from future health expenditure. These changes will save lives and could increase Māori life expectancy, and we cannot put a price on that. I look forward to the Health Committee's consideration of the bill, and I commend this bill to the House.