INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri):  Fḁiåk se'ea, Madam Speaker. Just a big Rotuman fḁiåk se'ea—thank you—to you and also to the Hon Louise Upston, in being able to take a call on this, the Rights for Victims of Insane Offenders Bill. I'm saying "fḁiåk se'ea" in the Rotuman language, just for the benefit of those Halfmoon Bay students up in the gallery that it is Rotuman Language Week, and I say fḁiåk se'ea that we can speak the many languages of Aotearoa New Zealand in this House—long may it continue—but also to all the members involved in getting this bill through, showing the sensitivity and the collaboration that they have. It is legislatively important, and it's a difficult piece of law, as has been pointed out, and really about trying to get the equivalent treatment for the survivors of violent crime. 