TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour) (remote): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Can I acknowledge the family, actually, who will no doubt be listening this afternoon and will bring, for them, closure on what's been a harrowing and emotional rollercoaster of a journey, one where science, as the previous speaker has gone and alluded to, has gotten ahead of our wider area of law which deals with the issue of surrogacy. Science has indeed taken off, and there is a lot more work to do in the area of surrogacy to make it fit for purpose so that we have modern laws for our increasingly modern families that choose to use surrogacy arrangements to be able to start their families. When I gave my submission to the committee, I wanted to focus on that, and I think it's really important that we don't lose sight of that.