ANGIE WARREN-CLARK (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Today, I want to start my debate by acknowledging the passing of my dear friend Nancy Langton. Nancy passed away last week and has left us all, in the Labour Party, in the Bay of Plenty, grieving for her passing. She took some sparkle from this world. At 80 years, Nancy succumbed to cancer and left us too soon, actually. I want to name her in this Parliament to acknowledge her energy and her courage and her kindness. I send my aroha to her partner and husband, Russell—61 years, their relationship—and to her wider family. Nancy spoke with courage and she spoke her truth without hurting others. So today in this general debate, I have her sitting on my shoulder as I talk about matters that have deeply troubled me in this House recently.