I'd like to commend my colleague Rachel Boyack for taking on this important bill and also for ring-fencing te reo Māori and New Zealand Sign Language. Those languages have their own mana, they have their own cadence, their own wairua. They don't need this bill, but we do, and we need it to make sure that our society is accessible and inclusive to everybody. The plain language of the sniggers and chortles from the Opposition tonight speaks for itself. It is the language of privilege and elitism. I commend this bill to the House and I am so grateful to my colleague Rachel Boyack for taking this stand. Thank you, Madam Speaker.