ANGELA ROBERTS (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm really humbled to take this call. You know, we've heard so much about the years of work and energy that have gone into getting us to this moment. I do want us to take a moment to think about some of the numbers that have been given to us in the House today. One in four women—that doesn't mean one in four women experiences this grief once; some of them experience it time and time again. Twenty-thousand pregnancies in a year—again, it may not just be one for one woman—that end in miscarriage or stillbirth. That number does surprise us, because we grieve these losses so privately. With those odds, I know that each and every one of us in this House can think of someone we know that has been impacted by such a loss. You can think of them—your sister, your partner, your mum, your daughter, and possibly even yourself. The impact of this legislation is intensely personal to so many of us in this House, a loss that we are usually too polite to mention, feel too awkward to talk about. 