Having worked for that 15 years in front-line positions and also in policy positions and also having been a lawyer and a trained barrister and solicitor, for me, this is a part of the law that has been problematic. The stories and the tears that I have seen have been—I guess, certainly for me, it has been a privilege to hear those stories, but they are so very, very hard to hear and they are also so very familiar and common. There are common themes that we hear over and over again in this field of law, and they are things that I have always wanted to address, being in Parliament. So with that, it's my privilege to be here speaking about this bill. 