In recent years, it has been simultaneously—I was going to say "sad", but let's say "moving"—moving, and, importantly, quite heart-warming to read and to hear of the very personal stories shared by my colleague Tāmati Coffey with regard to his own whānau, and also to hear the personal stories and the experiences of the Harris family and that of Christian Newman and his husband, Mark Edwards. I note tonight in making this contribution that that their experiences really are the genesis for this bill. Each of those experiences have, in their very different ways, highlighted some pretty obvious flaws in our adoption and our surrogacy system, and those flaws affect a wide range of people and whānau. But fortunately, the good news is that those experiences also reveal, in a pretty meaningful way, I think, the things that we need to do to illuminate a sensible sort of path forward.