I believe that this bill is about doing the right thing. It's been a long time coming, and, yes, we can haggle over when and where it started. I want to put on the record that the Hon Tariana Turia actually made quite a brave statement when she talked about "What if we could have a nation where we could be smoke-free?", and the evidence behind that is that we knew the impact that lung cancer was having on so many people in our communities. We knew the direct correlation. The evidence, the science, told us of the impact that smoking had on many of our whānau, our family, and our communities. So I want to honour her, because this legislation was part of her legacy that she's left in this Parliament, and in our nation as well. We're here today to talk about the amendments to that legislation and, in particular, around motor vehicles that impact our children, our tamariki, and our rangatahi as well that are in our communities. 