This bill certainly does address some of those bland issues, as the Minister has earlier indicated, because it seeks to address plenty of important milestones in life: births, deaths, marriages, and civil unions. But I want to focus my brief comments on what has changed as a result of Supplementary Order Paper 59, because this will allow for an administrative change that will actually not have any impact whatsoever for most, but it allows for an administrative change that will make a huge difference to many. For many in our takatāpui, transgender, gender diverse, and wider rainbow community, this will allow them, themselves, to identify how they wish to be identified on a document, a birth certificate—a Government-issued document that carries with it administrative authority—because being able to identify however a person wishes should be an easier process than it currently is. This change will remove the barriers—the medical, the administrative burdens that actually aren't expected of others—simply to allow members of our rainbow community to identify as they wish.