We heard from 31 submitters: 17 individuals, 13 organisations, and one Crown entity—81 percent of those submitters were in support of the removal of this policy. I want to read very quickly from the Child Poverty Action Group, "We must acknowledge and support women in their unpaid labour as child carers. Raising children has long been undervalued despite its crucial contribution to society. Children's experiences in their early years are a strong determinant of their social and health outcomes later in life, highlighting the importance of parenting both for the children themselves and for society at large." This piece of legislation gives the opportunity and the choice for those beneficiaries, those people on benefits, to stay at home with their children when they need to, but it also gives them the choice to go out to work just like everyone else in this country. I commend this bill to the House.