Perhaps New Zealand's greatest political achievement, votes for every adult New Zealander—the first truly world-leading political achievement of our country—was none the less controversial in its time, difficult as that may now be to imagine. As we have gone on, equality in terms of sexuality in this House, the civil unions and then marriage equality, and, dare I say it, the End of Life Choice Act, have each increased the freedom of New Zealanders to live as they wish to live, to be who they want to be, and to have autonomy over their body. It is a very proud tradition, but in each case there have also been people that have objected, for a range of reasons—some valid; some not. So has been the case with this piece of legislation.