JENNY MARCROFT (NZ First): Thank you Madam Speaker. I'll take a very short call now in the third reading of the Crimes (Definition of Female Genital Mutilation) Amendment Bill and acknowledge the co-sponsors of this historic multi-members' bill. Congratulations to all those in the House, all those who have worked on this bill, to see it tonight as we're about to pass it into law. I congratulate you, and I thank you that we have together been able to work across the House in unison, sharing our many voices to say, "Do not take the power from women, from young girls, any longer." We will not accept it, and we want to return their power to them so that they can live good and wholesome lives. There are no health benefits to female genital mutilation; therefore, there is no point to it whatsoever other than to control women and to keep them in a place that is not where we expect our young women and girls to be as we move into the 2020s.