GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a privilege and a pleasure to rise in support of this bill on behalf of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand. I do sit on the Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade Committee and we do hear from time to time from veterans and their families as to the harrowing experiences that they've had, but also the harrowing experiences they have after their postings are over, and that extends to their family members. So I'd like to acknowledge this Minister for what I know is a deep sense of care and responsibility for all veterans, and we're very pleased to see that now this will extend some of the support in terms of mental health care, in terms of their children's bursaries, in terms of rehabilitation of veterans coming into conflict with the law and undergoing imprisonment—all things that the Green Party supports and all things that I'm very happy to note the entire House is in consensus on this afternoon, which is a compassionate and fair approach to caring for our veterans. So I commend the bill.