I want to acknowledge the people that I've spoken with. Again, I've said in first reading and again here in the second reading that they had reminded me that a disability is a disability; it is not an illness. It is not something that they can take medication to be cured from, and to remind us all here in the House and in Aotearoa that it is a disability and it's not an illness. I have made an effort to speak with the person—I've mentioned his name, 'Epalahame Tanginoa—about this bill, because I remember him saying on the media, on Stuff, that he would not like anyone else in New Zealand to experience what he had gone through. I hope to make it to 'Epalahame by the third reading, and I am confident that the House will support me in this. 