GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Madam Speaker. It is a proud moment, standing here in our House of Representatives tonight. New Zealand is a proud nation of universal suffrage. We stand for human rights, we stand for democracy, and we stand for equality—and tonight this House makes headway toward that. We stand here reversing a change to our law that was passed in the dead of night, under urgency, with no process at all, by a member's bill, by a bare majority, taking away fundamental rights. We've been told that by the New Zealand High Court, by our Court of Appeal, by our Supreme Court—who almost never intervenes with the affairs of this House—by the Waitangi Tribunal, by the New Zealand Human Rights Commission, the guardians of our human rights.