Thank you to all of you, including the Minister and those in this House who have got us to this point, the activists who have focused on this kaupapa, and those who have integrated their advocacy into a broader framework of health and wellbeing. Ngā mihi aroha to those groups and individuals who have supported survivors of conversion practices. When the mental health system has failed our communities, and usually without recognition or resource, you have been there. I acknowledge people like my mother, Erin Kerekere, and her best friend, my godmother, Susan Thompson, who worked for nearly two decades in PFLAG South within the communities and churches of Dunedin to raise awareness and help make them more inclusive of rainbow people. Staunch Catholics—when their Catholic church was not ready to listen, the Methodists gave them an office, and that's where they worked their magic from.