TODD MULLER (National—Bay of Plenty): Look, thank you, Mr Speaker. Can I, firstly, thank the House for their endorsement of this bill. It's always very exciting, particularly when you're an Opposition MP, to put up a bill that gets the level of support that this does, and I appreciate and thank all of the contributors to the debate. It's been quite an interesting debate, really. It's had moments of high humour, and also underpinning actually everyone's contribution is an acknowledgment of the serious issue that we're trying to address here. I'd have to say there were times through Naisi Chen's contribution that I felt that I'd reached the pinnacle of my political career. I mean, to be described as "on trend". I don't think I'm going to be able to beat that in the time that I—