I'm proud to stand here as my first member's bill passes this third reading today. I'm proud to stand here and represent a bill that makes workers' rights and rights for women stronger in New Zealand. I think my mum and dad would be proud. I'm happy to be able to look up today and share this day with Kathryn—I think she's up there somewhere, hopefully. I know that she's taken time to come up from Dunedin today at a time when we were uncertain when this bill would be heard due to the House being in urgency, so I'm pleased that you are able to be here today, Kathryn. As a writer, Kathryn voiced the stories of so many women. Her grief was theirs, her words were theirs, and her fight has been for all of us. We would not have been here without you, Kathryn. Thank you for your voice, your strength, and your advocacy. This is your bill. This is your bill, and it is also the bill of 20,000 New Zealand women who miscarry each year.