GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): Let me be first to officially congratulate that member on drawing what he now reveals as his first member's bill after a considerable time here. I have to say, if you're going to do it, do it well, because he probably couldn't have drawn a more significant bill, perhaps, to be leaving on, one that whatever happens will guarantee that it will be discussed some time after his departure, of course, depending what happens later on tonight. Even the significance of it having been drawn, being debated tonight, after we've just sat through three valedictories, three very good valedictories—valedictories by members who, I should say, were going out with their boots on, who were going out under their own steam, having made the decision they would leave here and had the opportunity to do one. As a couple of them mentioned, it is something that many are denied, if they don't go out from here under their own steam. So it's quite ironic that we are now debating the first reading of this bill against that background.