This is an example of how community voices become public, they involve a lot of academic people, a member picks up the bill, has lots of discussions with the Government of the day, and then it is part of our, the Labour Party's—we campaigned on this, that we would look into it, and this is where we—I'm obviously speaking in support of this bill, and we are going to support this bill to select committee with the intention of making it better. As we know, for every bill that goes to select committee, that makes it better. So I look forward to seeing the journey of this bill through the House. As I have said, I've got a personal interest in this being done really well. It provides an example of where we as a Parliament can work together—can work together even though we have disagreements and differing opinions. We can work together for the betterment of New Zealanders. 