It is really important to put up front that this bill is intended, as the Minister said previously as well, to cover all maternal birth injuries that can be caused by childbirth. I want to thank the Minister, the Hon Carmel Sepuloni, for bringing this bill to the House. We are really grateful for that. It is a first of its kind, and, once this bill is passed, 28,000 women will benefit from this improved legislation. That is 10,000 more than initially expected. I want to also thank the officials and advisers for their work on this, and my colleagues from the Education and Workforce Committee for working so collaboratively on this bill. I join the previous speaker, the Hon Michael Woodhouse, in also commending a special mention of our wonderful colleague Sarah Pallett. She subbed in to our committee on many meetings and took the opportunity to share her extensive knowledge and expertise on this particular issue, and the bill is better for it. Thirdly, but not lastly, I would like to thank every submitter on this bill; they bravely shared their personal stories, and their contributions were extremely valuable in informing our consideration. The feedback actually resulted in amendments being made with regard to the injuries covered.