I also want to mention my mate Joe Boon, who was diagnosed in 2008 with something that I'm probably not going to be able to pronounce, but I'll give it a shot: Friedreich's ataxia, which is a progressive genetic neurological condition. This election, he is running—or wheeling, as I'm sure his sardonic sense of humour would allow—in Rangitīkei for the Greens. He is one of a number of deaf and disabled candidates who have stood for parties across this Chamber in the past, present, and, I am sure, the future. This bill gives those candidates—those potential politicians, those New Zealanders—an equal footing, because from the 2023 election, this law means that they no longer will have to shoulder costs that, again, none of us here did. That, quite frankly, is just a fair go.