Only a few weeks ago, I turned 40. Yes, the big four-oh. And once I got to that age—unfortunately, as I turned 40, I tested positive for COVID 19—I had a lot of reflection time in self-isolation. One of the things that caught up with me was thinking about future generations, but thinking about the possibility if at some point, turning 40—probably I needed to make a decision soon about having children. Not only just for myself but the other thing that I think of within my wider whānau is the importance of continuing whakapapa, or our genealogical lines, between my family and our family in Mōkai Pātea. But there's some challenges in front of me that this particular bill, I guess, aims to address, to work through, to deconstruct, and to repack into modern legislation. So I consider myself, I guess, an end user and so I'll take particular interest in this piece of legislation and how, in fact, it's going to affect some of the decisions that I make moving forward and the decisions for my wider family. 