Can I also acknowledge my colleague and friend, the Minister who has brought this bill to the House: the Hon Dr Ayesha Verrall. We all heard her own experiences as a doctor, as a clinician. If we all reflect, actually, I think we will all have our own stories about the impact that smoking in our community has had, not just in our own communities but also in our own whānau and families. So I want to acknowledge Dr Verrall for bringing to the House a bill that will make a significant and substantial change for future generations in this country. That is no easy feat, because it has been on the radar for quite some time, but knowing that this will make a real difference to our Māori, our Pasifika, and our non-Māori and non-Pasifika communities is something that I think we should be applauding and supporting.