So I want to just focus initially on the cause of the damage that we're talking about here today, and then speak briefly on the health consequences as well. Can I reach out, first of all, to part of the genesis of this bill from a child's perspective, which was actually some of the schoolchildren in Northland in 2016 who were the Northland branch—the Whangārei branch, actually—of the Cancer Society. They had a Blue Light enterprise with the Relay for Life, and they surveyed those who were participating in the relay and asked them around their position on second-hand smoke in cars for children, formed that survey, put it on a big board, and came to my office and presented it to me and asked if I'd bring it to Parliament, which I was pleased to do, of course. So it's a reach-out back to some of those children. It's 2016; four years ago now. They'll have left the intermediate school, as I recall, that they were at, but I want them to take a little pat on the back here today because part of their work gets us to where we are tonight.