Tonight, what I have seen in the House is members discussing this bill in the spirit that we come together when it comes to things that affect regular New Zealanders' lives, and tonight was a good example. It's heart-warming to see the whole House—whole political parties, actually—standing together in support of Todd Muller's bill, because this is not about politics; this is about the health of New Zealanders. Now, we have heard emotional stories from our colleagues Jo Luxton and also Angie Warren-Clark, and this issue affects people. It's an everyday issue; it affects people no matter who you are: you can be rich, you can be poor, you can be middle class, you can be white or brown, or now you can even be dark. It does affect everyone; so it's good to see that the House is taking the issue very, very seriously. And I would go back to again commend the select committee and the hard-working chair, Dr Liz Craig, for the excellent work that they have done—