AGNES LOHENI (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. A pleasure to make a short contribution on this the second reading of the New Zealand Public Health and Disability Amendment Bill. As has been relayed by the Minister in his contribution, the crux of Part 4A is that it prohibits payments in most circumstances for people who provide that support for their loved family members, and it also prevents certain complaints from being made to the Human Rights Commission and certain proceedings being taken to the courts. So, in essence, repealing Part 4A removes inconsistencies with human rights laws and the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.