BARBARA EDMONDS (Labour—Mana): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's probably a privilege for me to be able to take this call on the bill: I come from a customer services sort of perspective, because yesterday I just had a tooth extracted. It's healing up quite nicely, with a bit of saltwater rinse. But, you know, as I lay back on the dentist chair for 45 minutes—as the great dentist Dr Evonne from Champion Dental Centre in Porirua, as she was tugging and pulling at my tooth—I just thought to myself, how could have I prevented this? Probably, not having the amount of children I had probably would have helped. A lot of the preventative dental work that I probably should have done when I was a little bit younger, you know, I just thought: put it off, the dental costs. Put off the dental costs, because we were growing our family, so we couldn't afford it at the time. We were fortunate that through the community services card we had access to emergency dental help at the time. But a lot of the prevention that could have been done for me probably could have saved me 45 minutes of pain that I suffered afterwards—because I didn't feel pain at the time, but then afterwards I started feeling it and having to take Panadol to help numb it.