NAISI CHEN (Labour): Madam Speaker, you can say that I've been on quite the journey in the last 48 hours. When I found out that I was going to speak on this bill, to be honest, this is quite a subject matter that was foreign to me. So I started to read all of the notes and I realised what we were doing as a party, as a Government, was something that was so fundamental in the structure that we see plant variety rights in this country. But then it wasn't until this afternoon, when I was ready to come into this House for this debate, that one of my friends, Jaxon, stopped me in my tracks to tell me his story to this bill. I was quite shocked that we had someone in this building who actually had a personal connection to this bill, and let me tell you his story.