It's a privilege to be the deputy chair of the Petitions Committee. We do a lot of work and I acknowledge those members in the House that are part of that select committee. But when you see a petition that comes through—and we see many—one of 32,000 signatures is significant. We've seen large-scale signatures like this one in things like banning conversion practice and some of the other work that we have done, but this is a lofty amount of New Zealanders in Aotearoa that want to see change in this outdated law. 