DEBBIE NGAREWA-PACKER (Co-Leader—Te Paati Māori): Kia ora. I would like to acknowledge and stand in support of every sexual violence survivor. I'd like to pay mention to those who have engaged with us during this process, like Gladys Hutton, who as a little girl was sexually violated by someone she should have trusted, and spent 20 years trying to fight for justice; for a 16-year-old who spoke to us, who had her first sexual experience in a way that she'll never recover; from a young tāne who's creating self-harm because his boyhood was taken in a place where he should have felt safe. I'd like to make mention to all those, and remember the trauma that later in life when comparing stories with loved ones they realise what they experienced. I'd like to stand and say, "I see you. We see you." I said, when we were elected, that we would bring your voices and your faces into this place, and I want you to know that you are being seen and you are being heard. 