They are barriers that were faced by my friend the inspirational Mojo Mathers, the first Deaf member of Parliament here in Aotearoa New Zealand, who gives colour to the narrative that I have laid out this afternoon. It is not just a story, it is not myth; it is literally Mojo's life. She brought decades of mahi in environmental protection and water quality and animal rights to our Parliament, but she became a disability rights champion because, to be frank, she was just a champion. Thank you, Mojo, for unlocking the doors for those who will come after you. Your law will not just change lives; it will change the face of places like this, and I hope that it will improve inclusion and the thoughtfulness of our society as well. 