TEANAU TUIONO (Green): Kia ora, Madam Speaker. There has been some great kōrero going around the House tonight. It's my privilege and my honour to join with colleagues around the House in support of this bill. And, yeah, I've got a kōrero for future Paige, as well. Two-year-old Paige probably wants to play with Duplo, but future Paige, I hope, will look back at this time, at this night, at this particular time in the Parliament, where the love of her parents made this Parliament stop, that the love of her parents and her wider whānau made this Parliament actually take a step back and really think about that. So, future Paige, you will, hopefully, go back in the Hansard and you will note that the love that your mum and dad had for you and the love that Josh and Renee and your whānau had for you made us all take a step back, made us all really reprioritise and think about those things that are really, really important: te aroha o te māmā ki te pēpi, te aroha o te pēpi ki te whānau, te whānau ki te hapori whānui [the love of a mother for her baby, the love of the baby for the family, and the family for the wider community]—that love and connection that parents have for their children, that connection that parents have with their whānau, and also that wider village.