ANGIE WARREN-CLARK (Labour): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. It's a real pleasure to rise today to speak on this bill, the Social Security (Financial Assistance for Caregivers) Amendment Bill. I've reflected on the process that it has taken, and it has been utterly enjoyable to work so collegially across this House in regards to this matter. I think this bill is one of those pieces of legislation that, we all agree, has fixed an issue—that there was potentially no reason why there was a difference. It's fixed an equity issue. So, in that regard, I'd like to acknowledge the Minister in charge, Kelvin Davis, for his completion of the process of carrying this bill through. I'd also like to acknowledge, as others have, the Hon Tracey Martin for her work. She also came and submitted to us, which I thought was a really nice touch, during the select committee process. She was there to just tautoko the ongoing work that was happening with our Government. So, if she is watching today—as probably most people are out there!—I'd just like to mihi to her and acknowledge her work, but also to my Minister for his completion of this work.