TĀMATI COFFEY (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I'll keep an eye on the clock. I'm incredibly proud to be able to stand here as part of the rainbow caucus and the New Zealand Labour Party and acknowledge the significance of the third reading of this bill. The goal posts have kept changing throughout my lifetime. When you, sir, were fighting for homosexual law reform back in 1986, I was a 7-year-old boy and I realised at the time that a big thing was happening in New Zealand and that, actually, it was going to be OK, and that whatever I chose to be—and I think I knew from a pretty early age—actually, it was going to be OK because there were giants whose shoulders we stood on. So to all of those people that helped champion that reform, this is the evidence, this is the product. 