GARETH HUGHES (Green): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. Ngā mihi nui ki a koutou, kia ora. Talofa lava. While we're all sharing our childhood stories in the House tonight, you know, I was raised with smokers as parents and I remember we had an orange Datsun and then a red Ford Escort. And we've got footage of me as a child: Dad's got a cigarette in one hand, ashtray balanced on the knee, and I'm balanced on the other knee. We've all got stories like that, because history is a different place, and, luckily for us, social norms have changed. But, sadly, these stories aren't always just lovely snippets of history. I lost my mum to lung cancer last year, and I have got no doubt that a lifetime of smoking from a very early age was the factor. This is why this is so important tonight, to be another step on that pathway. I tautoko the comments acknowledging the campaigners, including Dame Tariana Turia, on this pathway to get to a smoke-free New Zealand. So I acknowledge the Minister for pushing this through.