It's a well-intentioned bill and New Zealand is a compassionate society. We're still a relatively prosperous society, noting, of course, there are disparities and inequalities, and I believe—and I'm sure many members do—that we judge a society, and one measure at least is on how it treats the least, and that certainly includes those with disabilities. As I say, we could see that from the member who's just spoken, who was at times, and understandably so, emotional talking about the story of one of the people who is part of the genesis of this bill, if you like. So I say, again, it's a well-intentioned bill that shows and reflects what a compassionate society New Zealand is.