This bill has had many parents, and I must begin this speech by particularly acknowledging my former National Party colleague and MP for Auckland Central the Hon Nikki Kaye, whose tireless work led to the initial drafting of this bill and its introduction as a member's bill. Nikki worked with dozens of stakeholders, who gave generously of their time and expertise, to help fix an Act that has caused problems and heartache for too many people. Nikki listened to those stories from so many people in her electorate, and she took action. I want to also acknowledge the way in which this bill has been improved. I am grateful to all MPs across Parliament and across parties who have supported this reform in a constructive and collaborative way, including Associate Minister of Housing Poto Williams, who made her officials available and has supported the progress of this legislation. This bill was hugely improved by the select committee process, and its passage is, I think, a great example of what MPs can achieve across parties when we work to a common purpose.