I know of a young mum who runs a free op shop out of her carport in her home. She is on the solo parent benefit and, off the top of my head, I know she's got one under two; her second may be just over two. But she's chosen, as part of her service to her whānau, her service to her community, and her need because of her struggle, to establish this free op shop where people give her clothing, give her kitchenware, bric-a-brac, and small pieces of furniture, that she then cleans, sorts, and deals with and distributes amongst the community as a service, as a solo parent who is doing her best to empower her community, to build our society. I believe that she is doing far more than people, often, in this House do or talk about when it comes to the narrative and the rhetoric when it comes to pieces of legislation like this. 