So the bill is removing ambiguity from the law, making it clear that an unplanned end of a pregnancy constitutes grounds for bereavement leave for the mother and her partner or spouse, and that the duration of the bereavement leave should be up to three days. Now, when I came in a couple of weeks ago, at the end of the discussion—and I'm not going to go through all of the particular changes, because there are other people that were there, and we've actually heard from Ginny Andersen herself what those changes were. But the one that I think was really significant in the last moments of preparing for this bill was that we thought about parents who were going to be adoptive parents.