So let's look at the legislation itself—the light reading of 118 pages we got given yesterday. This process will enable trans, intersex, non-binary, and takatāpui people to move from a Family Court process to one where they can make a statutory declaration. It is only fair that every takatāpui, trans, non-binary, and intersex person born in Aotearoa should be able to change the gender marker on their birth certificate through a process that is mana-enhancing, accessible, and affordable. We think this Supplementary Order Paper is close to achieving that. We do have some issues. We'll continue that conversation inside the select committee, but, particularly for tonight, I want to point out that we agree that there must be pathways for New Zealand citizens who were born overseas, migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers to obtain certificates or other documents of identity issued by Internal Affairs in their self-identified gender. 