Finally, I wish to conclude with some thanks to the people who worked so very hard on this bill. My thanks to the officials in the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet who helped to get us through this bill and worked so hard on it, and to our clerks in the select committee who helped us to run a very effective and efficient process. I would also like to give my thanks to the committee members, especially my deputy chair, Tāmati Coffey, but also to all the members of the committee. It was a very efficient and effective process. We disagreed strongly about issues, but everyone worked hard to make sure that the process went very smoothly, and I'm very grateful for that. I am very grateful to the submitters who put in submissions and helped us to improve this bill immeasurably. And finally, I wish to acknowledge the extraordinary work done by the Minister of Health and by the Associate Minister for Māori health, and for the people who have been involved in this legislation. This is transformative change, and I thank the Ministers for bringing it to the House.