We talk and we hear a lot about rights, and that does concern me because responsibilities go with rights, and I don't often hear the term "responsibilities" used when this debate is in this House. I have responsibilities as a member of Parliament, and when it comes to a conscience vote, it's to uphold my views and my values and my conscience—and I've done that all the way through. I am here to support the rights and advocate for the responsibilities of any New Zealander, of any age, of any gender, of any ethnicity, of any religious belief. I'm not standing here as a Catholic, although I'm proud of my values that have been formed around that Church. But I'm not here in the way that many are, in somewhat of a righteous way. 