GLEN BENNETT (Labour—New Plymouth): Kia ora, Mr Speaker. Thank you for giving me the opportunity, the privilege, and the weight to speak on the third and final reading of a piece of important legislation for our country. And this evening, I just want to not necessarily tell my stories, but tell other people's stories, people from around Aotearoa who have shared with me what tonight means for them. Most of the people I'll be speaking about are Christians, some are in the rainbow whānau, and some are our allies. And today marks a change in Aotearoa's progress to being a better country for our rainbow citizens. The fight isn't over tonight, but it's just another step in terms of our equality, our inclusion. One of my friends spoke about the words of the psalmist that said, "How long, Lord, how long?" Today is long enough, and we will not tolerate conversion practices any more.