LOUISA WALL (Labour): Tēna koe e te Māngai o te Whare. Tēnā koutou katoa. And can I firstly acknowledge all colleagues across the House, and thank you all very much for the opportunity for this bill to be passed tonight, and then be referred to a select committee, which actually will enable victims and others who are interested in this kaupapa to make submissions about how relevant it is. And I'm also expecting additions to the bill. And I say that because the area that we're talking about is evolving all the time.