CHRIS PENK (National—Kaipara ki Mahurangi): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. Allow me to begin by congratulating the member who has resumed her seat, Louisa Wall, not only on having had the bill passed, excuse me, "pulled"—I'm ahead of myself on that front—as she has proven so adept at over the years in this House, but on her contribution to kick off this, the second reading, that I thought was very thoughtful, engaging, and indeed compelling. A couple of points within that that she's highlighted for further consideration of the House at future stages, such as the committee stage, the National Party will go away and consider in good faith. I'm not authorised to muse on those to the extent of indicating how we might view those possible further amendments. But I can confirm before proceeding any further that National does continue to support the bill. That will be no surprise, given that we supported it at the first reading and our members in the Justice Committee have engaged in a way that, I think the member has acknowledged, shows that we are committed to improving—and I say that respectfully, improving—the bill that had originally come to this House, certainly understanding and agreeing with the intent behind it. So there is no problem there.