When I thought about how to speak on this bill—because, to be honest, I really enjoyed doing this work at select committee; we worked together really well and I felt that it was probably one of the best bills since I've become an MP where we've seen MPs working collectively across both sides of the House to try and improve the bill, and I think largely because there was no politics involved. Everyone knew that this was a real issue that affected people in their daily lives and genuinely endeavoured to make the best changes possible. So I feel that this has been a really good and positive experience in general, in an area that's concerning and has got real issues for New Zealanders on an ongoing basis. 