Kia ora. It's such a pleasure to be in this final stage of this member's bill. Before I go on to the many thanks and recognitions of the people who have contributed to getting us here, I'd like to once again just briefly touch on the whakapapa of this bill, as we've done in other readings. I particularly want to acknowledge the submission, which I did in the second reading, of Deaf Action New Zealand, who traversed over the history and their own contribution, actually, of working with former MPs to get this legislation drafted. 