Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): What a joy to rise in a House so much of one heart and mind tonight—may that long continue. I rise to take the final call tonight—the final call, with great joy—to welcome to the world, I hope, a bill that was one of the first ones that I worked on as a baby parliamentarian. It was a bill that was well worked over, I think my colleague and my friend Anahila Kanongata'a-Suisuiki will consider. It was so well worked over, in fact—so often did she attend our Justice Committee—that I began to confuse the Justice Committee and the Social Services and Community Committee on which I sit with the member, because we were so often together. To now rise to speak and have not only the chair of Justice have spoken but also the chair of the Social Services and Community Committee increases my confusion, but it also increases my joy, because this bill has been a fascinating piece of work. 