The most important people to be acknowledged in this process are those women and girls who are affected by this practice. Thanks also to the groups and individuals who appeared before the select committee. The committee received 28 submissions and heard oral evidence from nine submitters in Wellington. Thanks to FGM Education Programme, Ayan Said, Nikki Denholm, and the Somali community. We heard from the Canterbury District Health Board, the Auckland Women's Health Council, the Humanist Society of New Zealand, Family Planning, the Human Rights Commission, and the Intersex Trust Aotearoa. Acknowledgement too, to the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Justice, who made their contributions and advised the committee. I'd like to thank the Health Committee chair, Louisa Wall, for her advocating this bill. Also, too, it must be noted, the Deputy Speaker, the Hon Anne Tolley, in the Chair tonight, for your work with the Commonwealth Women Parliamentarians and helping us to bring this bill to the House.