I should also acknowledge, a, for me, momentous event—and, I believe, a momentous event for New Zealand. That was the confirmation by a margin of nearly two to one of the End of Life Choice Act. Now, I was humbled and proud to have my name on that particular piece of legislation, but the reality is that it was a team effort by a range of people, not least of all my then staffer, now deputy leader and MP, Brooke van Velden; by the group of members of Parliament; by Lecretia Seales; by her legal team; by Yes For Compassion; by the End-of-Life Choice Society; and, ultimately, by 1.9 million New Zealanders who voted to ratify the End of Life Choice Act so that we live in a country where in years to come thousands of New Zealanders, rather than suffering excruciating pain near the end of their life, will have choice and dignity and control under the rule of law. I think that is a tremendous achievement for our country, and one with which I am very proud to be associated.