That's why I speak about that as a maturity in our country, that we—and maybe it's because, in terms of the maturity of our country, we do have the voices of women in the House, we do have diversity in the House, that we now are able to listen with our hearts and the House is capable of having that maturity that this bill, in its shepherding through by the leadership of Ginny Andersen, has everybody in support. I wish and I hope for the future of New Zealand that we continue to have respectful conversation about things that matter as an everyday New Zealander in an everyday household. If one in every four women experiences it, that's all of us who are experiencing that loss as a country. On that note, I commend this bill to the House. Mālō.