Often with these members' bills, it's about relationship and engagement. Through my engagement with this bill, from conversations with members, I'm proud to know that people across the House actually have a passion for vulnerable New Zealanders to do well and to be provided with the system to ensure that they are kept safe here in Aotearoa, and that when we see that it's the right thing to do, we put all politics aside and say "It is the right thing to do. We must do this." So I conclude, as I started, with the vision of the New Zealand Disability Strategy 2016-2026: "New Zealand is a non-disabling society—a place where disabled people have an equal opportunity to achieve their goals and aspirations, and all New Zealand works together to make this happen." The bill is not my bill. It belongs to all of us. I, therefore, commend the District Court (Protection of Judgment Debtors with Disabilities) Amendment Bill to the House. Mālō 'aupito. 