Hon STUART NASH (Minister for Economic and Regional Development): Thank you, Madam Speaker. My father, Hal Nash, is what you would call a community lawyer. He was—he gave his advice freely and willingly to organisations like Birthright. He was a patron and honorary lawyer of the Napier Sailing Club and would often be called aside at club events or when we were out as a family to give legal advice. He was one of those lawyers who actually believed that the law was there to help people, not make money. A true socialist, I suppose, but I saw firsthand the value that he added to organisations and I still hear community organisations say to me every now and again, "You know, your father was a very good lawyer. But not only was he a good lawyer, he was a good man." And part of this is because he gave his time freely and when I say "freely", I mean pro bono as well as at all times of the day or night to those who required or requested legal advice without going through the firm. 