I saw Dr Elizabeth Kerekere up before with a book, which I haven't seen before, and I would really love to have a copy of that book, as I'm sure many members of our party would, because it sounded to me like there was a lot of good wording in that book and good methods to be able to understand how whānau and family can deal with situations like this. And I'm hoping that, going forward, family and whānau will be a lot more accepting of this than what they have been in the past, because certainly I don't want people ending up feeling like Glen Bennett—and look, we're both from Taranaki. I don't want people to feel in the future like they're an issue, as Glen Bennett did. Everyone's got the right to be who they want to be; there is no argument around that. We support LGBTI people. We condemn those who are intolerant. We do not want to be intolerant. But what we want is we want to make sure that we have got a watertight piece of legislation. This is not—for the Government, I'm sure you all know this is a first reading. This is not a third reading—[Interruption]