Hon CLARE CURRAN (Labour—Dunedin South): Tēnā koe, Madam Speaker. Can I start by acknowledging—I'll acknowledge the member Matt King for the bill that you've had pulled from the House. It's important to have the debate. I also want to acknowledge Agnes Loheni, actually, who is in the House tonight, who put out quite a powerful statement this morning—I think it was this morning; it was when I read it anyway—calling for men to stand up against domestic violence after the brutal murder of a Hamilton mum. You know, I don't think anyone could not have read that and felt moved and feel support. You want people to speak up, and I'm speaking up tonight to support your call for more men to stand up and speak out against domestic violence.