CHLÖE SWARBRICK (Green): E Te Māngai, tēnā koe. Tēnā koutou e Te Whare. It's a pleasure to rise on behalf of the Green Party of Aotearoa New Zealand in support of this amazing piece of legislation, and I just want to applaud the Opposition for—as has been mentioned by other colleagues in this House—the humbling process that it takes to come into the Chamber and admit that there has been a change of mind. I think that oftentimes in this very bizarre sound bite - media environment, we have this perversity of thinking whereby if we are to change our mind when we come up against new evidence or new information, it's characterised as flip-flopping, and that's somehow seen as a bad thing—that you evolve and that you change your mind. But I don't think it is in any other part of our everyday lives, so it definitely shouldn't be seen as a bad thing that our feelings change here in this House. So I want to applaud the National Party for, at the very least, coming on board at this first stage of this bill. 