Now, I do want to acknowledge the work of the member Jenny Salesa to get this bill through the House. Thank you for your leadership on this issue. It is an issue that has been around for a very long time—a very, very long time. It's something that we don't foresee the police spending a lot of time on, other than public education and information campaigns and the like having an effect on the population. We know that children can be harmed from second-hand smoke. We know that asthma and other things—lifelong debilitating illnesses—can result from exposure to second-hand smoke. So this is a really good step forward, and it comes after committees previously—in 2010 the National Government ignored a recommendation from the Māori Affairs Committee on tobacco to investigate exactly this issue. In 2016, there was a recommendation from the Health Committee, then chaired by National MP Simon O'Connor, calling for a ban on smoking in cars with children, and there was no action then, of course. The National Government rejected that recommendation. So we do welcome their change of heart. It is good to have progress here.