In my lifetime, a lot has happened. My two-year-old self, back in 1977, was when, finally, the World Health Organization chose to declassify homosexuality and take it out of the international classification of diseases. I was two. In that same period here in New Zealand, my issue was seen as a mild form of schizophrenia. My nine-year-old self saw homosexual law reform pass in this House, in this place, and I was part of a church that was not affirming at that time. And I thank the member of ACT for talking about the Salvation Army, who came out last week in support of this piece of legislation, which makes me so proud. My 18-year-old self—yeah, you're figuring out how old I am now, I'm sure—back in 1993 was when the discrimination of sexual and gender expression was banned, and then my 29-year-old self in 2004 saw in this House civil unions passed. Then my 37-year-old self, back in 2013, saw—thank you Louisa Wall—marriage equality pass in this House. 