Now, the third thing I want to talk about is in my own community and what I've seen. For me, working and living in a State housing part of New Plymouth for many, many years, it was a daily occurrence to walk alongside people, alongside solo parents. For anyone who says they give up or for anyone who says that that solo parent absolutely and utterly chose to be pregnant and wanted to be there, wanted to just be on the benefit for the sake of it so they didn't have to work, I haven't seen that. I've never been a solo parent, but I have been a foster parent, and now I am a foster grandparent, and I've done nights—many a night having a young under-three-year-old, under-two-year-old, stay under my roof. I struggled, and it was not easy. So for anyone who says this is an easy option or that someone is being a solo parent just for the sake of it, just to get a bit of cash, I am offended by that, because that's not what I see in my community. I see the young people that I've walked alongside who, through whatever circumstances, have had a child and are doing what they can to give their child the best start in life. So I support this piece of legislation. 