So I think this is a very good example of how this Parliament can work: people send their representatives here, everybody has a voice, people listen, there's deliberation, the laws can actually change and be made better and more consistent with our values and principles—such as freedom of expression—that are so sacred in this place and up and down our country, and we can get to a place where we have better laws that protect those people who just don't want to be harassed and also not impinge on those other values that we need. We've found that balance. And I'm very pleased to have stood on principle to make this possible, by ensuring that a safe area provision inconsistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act was taken out of the original Abortion Legislation Bill, which I stridently supported in every other aspect, so that it could come back and be properly and separately debated and improved by a select committee and made consistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. That's a very good ending for a piece of legislation. I commend Louisa Wall for her indefatigable approach to lawmaking and making this possible. Thank you, Mr Speaker.