MARAMA DAVIDSON (Co-Leader—Green): It's my absolute delight to be the final person in this House tonight to stand as we pass through the third reading of the Election Access Fund Bill, because when we have a House that is truly representative—when disabled people can participate fully in the electoral processes that we all should be able to participate in—it means that Governments are better held to account, it means that we can make better law, and it means that we can make law that actually reflects the realities of people who are of disabled communities. It means that we can build a vibrant, inclusive democracy, if everyone is able to actively and equally engage in it. 