Can I also acknowledge and thank the Green Party for supporting this legislation tonight. As I read the first reading, the second reading, and the third reading speeches, what was very clear to me was that the Greens were in a difficult position when the Winston Peters bill went through. They had signed a confidence and supply agreement with the Government and, at that early stage of the formation of the Labour - Greens - New Zealand First Government, the Green Party was in an unenviable position. It had no choice. But I do acknowledge that, finally, principles have survived. I say, with memories of both Rod Donald and Jeanette Fitzsimons, they will be pleased that tonight this legislation will at least pass its first reading and proceed further.