Without wanting to go into too much detail and repeat too much, I'd just like to point out what I think are the main highlights of this legislation. The first one really is that 12-month temporary caregiver exception now, which not only means that it supports people like the grandmother of my namesake, but I feel that it also means that families are not forced into making final decisions about tamariki before they are ready to. That's a really important part of this legislation, and I'm so glad that the thought has gone into making that exception. Secondly, changing the Christmas allowance to a holiday allowance is very, very important in terms of recognising the diversity of our society—that not all New Zealanders necessarily prioritise Christmas, that there are other days on their annual calendars which are more important to them, yet around 25 December they can access that and still have the same entitlement and still be able to give their children some special cultural acknowledgment, whether it is Christmas or some other event. 