Reflecting on the purpose as to why we are here for a third reading, I'm always mindful of the members of the public who are listening in. As members of Parliament, we listen to each other time and time again, but for those who may be tuning in for this third reading, it's a summing-up debate on the bill in its final form, and the vote at the end of the debate is the final vote in the House to either pass the bill or reject it. The kōrero this evening, this afternoon is clearly well in support of this bill, and so as it passes through its third reading, it will then go on for receiving the Royal assent for it to come and be enacted into law. Mr Speaker, in addressing you, I'm also mindful of addressing and extending the courtesy to the member Miss Kanongata'a-Suisuiki because this is the member's bill, as I say, that's been invested in from the heart. 