I also want to begin by commending the aspect of this bill, which, as a former human rights lawyer, I do find commendable and interesting, which is to say that we should have, as lawmakers, guidance from our higher courts when we do legislate or when previous Parliaments and Governments have legislated in a way that sits inconsistently with our New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. That is something that our Privileges Committee is considering at the moment in terms of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act itself, and it is an exciting time to have that full package of rights in Aotearoa New Zealand recognised as significant enough to have input from our higher courts.