This piece of legislation is recognising that they have rights—as staff and as patients—and our code of disability rights recognises this. It guarantees consumers the specific rights to privacy, respect, and the right to freedom from discrimination, coercion, harassment, and exploitation. Now, that right is not being protected in our current situation, because people are—from so much of the evidence we heard—experiencing harassment and, even in the peaceful protests where people are just standing, praying with anti-abortion signs usually, that are often inaccurate, but even then they lose their right to privacy. We heard from submitters that sense of sometimes they've known people in that group, and they have wanted to go and access their right to abortion, but have felt intimidated or unable to because they have known that there would be people known to their family who would be observing them accessing that service. That is not consistent with our fundamentals of a safe and appropriate healthcare system. 