We had 890 submitters, as we've heard in previous speeches, and 97 of those submitted orally. But what we're really doing here is this bill aims to protect, as we've heard, the safety and wellbeing and respect the privacy and dignity of women accessing abortion facilities, as well as for those practitioners providing and helping with abortion services. We're not here to relitigate the provision of abortion as lawful healthcare. We've had and heard many, many speeches over an extremely long period of time before we passed the primary legislation. I really want to emphasise that we do often have differing views about the provision of abortion services. My position is obviously that it is lawful healthcare, and it's one that's vital and often lifesaving for the pregnant person or woman who is pregnant. Often, it's necessary for complex medical reasons. But, again, we're not here to relitigate. What I think is really important is that this is not about that. What this is about is about allowing people who are accessing lawful healthcare to do so without intimidation, threats, and harassment. And you can support that and not actually be personally in favour of abortion yourself. You may choose yourself to not support it, but you can still respect the rights of people and healthcare providers to access this healthcare without being threatened or harassed. 