Hon MARK MITCHELL (National—Whangaparāoa): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I thought that was a very good speech, and I don't want to risk the member's career by saying it sounded more like a National Party MP than a Labour MP. I actually feel—[Interruption]. I'll take that back. But I do have to say, though, she raised a very important point. And I think that, actually, there's nothing wrong with introducing a motion into this House and into this debate. I think the one thing that we should remind ourselves tonight of is the fact that there are no children in this debating chamber. And, actually, they rely on us, as adults, to protect them against the adults that will harm them. And so I think the contribution was timely, and certainly much appreciated by myself in terms of starting to complete the debate in this third reading.