That was the other main theme of what I would like to cover tonight, and that is the mental health of our rainbow communities. The Labour Government has stood strong as one that supports improving access to mental health support, and this is even more important in our rainbow communities. We want to make sure that we continue to give access to those services and to support people to find their own space and their own identity in a way that makes them stand strong in our world. The last quote that I'll give tonight is one that nearly brought me to tears. I won't give his name, but he did such a great submission. "Queer people do not grow up as their true selves. We grow up hiding parts of who we are to minimise the ridicule and the bullying. Conversion practices are insidious practices that force us to hide the parts of us that society refuses to accept." This has been an amazing process. I feel very privileged to be a member of Parliament that has been part of this process in improving New Zealand's ability to give everybody a fair go.