But the law currently is not very simple or clear, and this bill clarifies a few things—that is, that a couple could pay actual and reasonable expenses for somebody going through the process of carrying that child for them; you know, somebody who's given up their time and their energy, and their body, to carry that baby. I think our laws should reflect that a person should be able to pay the costs that go into that. It creates a register for matching people who wish to put themselves forward to be a surrogate, and I think that's wonderful too, because, many times, people reach out to their family and they can't find somebody—they reach out to their friends, and they can't find somebody, so they go online and they try to find people through forums who might give up their time and their body. But having a register of people who are willing and able would simplify that process. It also ensures that the person who is the intended parent could be on the birth certificate at birth, to make sure that in those first days and weeks of that new child's life, they're not having to go through those legal hurdles and worry about the implications of getting that right or wrong, when they're just wanting to spend time with their newborn child. I think that's important.