The second point that I want to make is that because it's a personal vote it is an absolute admission by this House that it comes down to the personal individual and the personal individual conscience. What we see here in the last few stages of this bill are people standing up and giving their personal point of view and then suggesting that their personal point of view is worth more or less than any other personal point of view of anyone outside of this House. That's something that New Zealand First disagrees with. We believe that every person and every individual in this country should have a voice on this issue, that their point of view, their personal history, their belief system, their moral compass, or whatever you want to call it, is just as valuable as ours. We have no moral mandate to decide for them. That's why New Zealand First has had a consistent principle for every conscience vote and every conscience issue that this should go to the people. Just like we have two already this year on the marijuana debate and on euthanasia, New Zealand First stands firm on that principle—that's why we're putting forward this SOP. We believe that people of New Zealand deserve a voice in this debate. Thank you, Mr Chair.