HELEN WHITE (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to speak in support of this bill, and I will be part of the select committee that gets to hear the submitters. I recognise that that will probably be a very interesting but quite emotional experience because we're, no doubt, going to hear from some of the people who were really hurt by the previous iteration of this legislation—the culture that surrounded it—those people, particularly, of Christchurch who suffered in the earthquakes of 2010 and 2011. I have a great respect for Silvia Cartwright; she is one of the most interesting people I've had to meet, because she's a very independent person and she has great structure in her thinking, and she brought us an inquiry and a report with a lot of detail in it, and a lot of lessons to be learnt. And, while those lessons have begun to be learnt and have been adopted, this bill will actually clarify and crystallise a lot of them in the law. So I welcome it coming.