GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): I stand to speak on this bill as someone who's just completed 41 years' service in the New Zealand Police—the last 20 of it, I was the spokesperson for police officers in the form of the president of the Police Association. During that time, much of my work was concentrated in this area, with ensuring that those who are out there on a daily and nightly basis, protecting their fellow New Zealanders, do get sufficient protection. Of course, I do so standing here very proudly with the Huia pin, which I also proudly say that I was responsible for instituting; I didn't design it, but it became quite apparent that there were various ways in which police officers and members of the public did commemorate fallen colleagues and fallen police officers, and bringing it all together. I see all members of the House proudly wearing this Huia pin over the last few days to commemorate the death of Constable Matthew Hunt and to remember him and just acknowledge his, and that of those who went before him, ultimate contribution made to New Zealand.