But today, along with the many countless achievements, successes, and attributes that we should be acknowledging, I recollected that she was also an honoured patron, and honoured to be the patron of the Glenn Inquiry into domestic violence and child abuse—that was The People's Blueprint that was announced in 2014. I was the chief panellist on that inquiry, and we launched that here in Wellington in 2014. I had had the privilege of listening first-hand to accounts around the country, and I remember speaking with Dame Cath that night at the dinner, the day before we were due to announce the launch. She said to me that as she was reading through the report and understanding a lot more about the situation of violence in our country and how unacceptable that was to her that she could not always read through the accounts because it was, of course, upsetting to her what people still continue to have to face, but that it made her even more determined to want to lend her contribution in any small or big way to the work of ending family violence and sexual violence in our country. So I thought that was an important attribute to acknowledge her for on this day.