After that, I heard from my colleague, the other ACT Party member Karen Chhour, who talked about fighting for what is right. I know, as a member of Parliament—and I'd like to think that all members of Parliament that are here are here to fight for what is right. And we can use a term of co-governance as a political tool to bash each other with across this country, but when we look at pieces of legislation like this—and I'll speak to it soon—it is that we share common values of what we want for the future of this nation, what we want for our taiao, what we want for our wai. And, indeed, there are ways that we can work together.