You know, the statement that I really want to make is that after listening to all of those submissions for and against, but particularly against, there just can be no justification for trying to force someone to change their sexuality or their gender. This bill, the purpose of it is to try and prevent harm—and we heard so clearly that it causes harm—and to encourage, instead, safe and respectful conversations around sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression. I don't believe that this bill will remove all of the harm and all of the prejudice that our rainbow whānau suffer from, but it is another thing that we can do in our proud history of upholding rainbow rights, and I'm proud to be part of that this evening. Tēnā koutou katoa.