I'm so proud tonight of my colleague Chlöe Swarbrick and the deserved attention and accolades that have come from across the House for the way that she has nurtured and carried this piece of good law to us here tonight. I'm profoundly proud of my colleague, ex-Green MP Mojo Mathers, the first Deaf politician for New Zealand, and all of the NGOs and advocacy that has come from years and years of hard work and pressure being kept on this place. I think, for example, of my friend Kim Robertson, chairperson of Deaf Action New Zealand, who is consistently asking us where are our interpreter services for public announcements and for question time in the House, and I hope we can see this legislation tonight as a step to move towards the rest of the things that we have to clean up, especially here in Government and here in Parliament, where we can lead. 