One highlight from that time was reflected in the action of Major Campbell Roberts, and I know that many of our community were deeply affected by the position the Salvation Army took on homosexual law reform. But during marriage equality, I had positive discussions with Campbell, who advised me that they would take a neutral position on marriage equality. During the passage of the bill, the Salvation Army apologised to our rainbow community for the hurt occasioned by their stance during homosexual law reform. This leadership has contributed to the progression of the rights of rainbow peoples in Aotearoa New Zealand, and it is much appreciated.