Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): Mr Speaker, it's such a pleasure to stand and support this bill and to congratulate my colleague Ginny Andersen on bringing an elegant, simple, and perfectly formed bill before the House—one that actually addresses something quite significant. You know, our teens—and I'm the mum of four and auntie to a further 14 kids between the ages of two and 21 and the entire range of 19 grandchildren—they are so skilled. They outpace us so fast when it comes to digital technology. Who would have realised that such a range of lovely images of healthful fruit and vegetables apparently are not innocent in their expression. Who would have realised that Netflix, and that Minecraft with its zombies and killing of chickens, is out there. It masquerades as such a simple thing. Our children tell us that, no, no, they're definitely not using the "kill" function on Minecraft, but they are because children are children—I'm just warning Mr Eagle here. I'm warning them because kids are the way they always have been: they outpace us on the technology, they wrap us round their little fingers, and they run in circles around our aged legs.