GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I should start by congratulating the member opposite for picking up this bill and carrying on the sterling work done by the previous member who brought this bill to the House, Mark Patterson. Mark will be, no doubt, sitting down on his farm down there in the deep South at the moment, no doubt watching this, having just come in. He's quite a laconic sort of character, Mr Patterson, but he put this together, brought it to this House, and argued it very well in his time here, I have to say, I was very lucky enough to spend some time in London with Mr Patterson, and he's one of these characters that is the only person I know that took about half a day to get from Heathrow to central London, having taken a few options on the way—obviously, the wrong options—but eventually got there. So it was quite remarkable that he was able to get this bill together, well organised, and get it here, so I do congratulate Mark Patterson.