Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Justice): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. Thank you very much. Soon we'll vote on the third reading of the Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill, which will be the final hurdle for what I think is a torch relay. And that torch relay did not start here in this House. It actually started in some very dark places, through the experiences of the likes of the 90 people who came to the select committee and submitted and told us of their stories. That baton or that torch has been carried by people who are no longer here, and I want to acknowledge the pain and the hurt that it obviously had caused them. But I do want to acknowledge the holding and the passing and the carrying of the torch to this point, with this House, with near unanimous voting. We will be able to send a very clear message to New Zealand that the New Zealand that we live in today is a place where no sexual orientation or gender identity is broken or needs to be fixed, and that this piece of legislation is an extension of the freedoms, the rights, and the protections of our rainbow community to be who they are, to be who they want to be, and to love the way that they love.