This has not been my experience, not even in my immediate whānau, and so it was a privilege to be a member of that select committee and to hear the harrowing stories that were shared with us. I found it particularly difficult to sit there amongst colleagues—we are the most rainbow Parliament in the world. To have some of my colleague sitting there hearing from submitters, hearing that there is something "wrong" with them, I found that really, really difficult, and if I was finding that difficult and hurtful, I can only imagine how hurtful that was for my colleagues, who this directly impacts. So I want to acknowledge all of those who sat through the many, many submissions, many of which were difficult for us at times, and to acknowledge your kaha to do that, as we tried to navigate that process and come up with the best piece of legislation that we could report back to the House, which we are debating tonight, and I believe we arrived in the right place with that.