I also want to acknowledge that even through the debate of this bill, it's been helping to fix some of the problem because that silence that has caused so much harm has, in part, started to be broken by this debate and by Parliament's attention and will, at the end of today, through the clarity in the legislation, be broken down a bit further. As has been mentioned already, one in four New Zealand women have had a miscarriage, and 20,000 women miscarry every year. It is an incredibly normal experience, but normal doesn't mean easy; it doesn't mean without pain. But we have for a long time, through silence and stigma, forced women—primarily women—into actually just pretending as if it hasn't happened. And we know that suppressed grief causes additional harm and that that can be very long-lasting. So I hope that this makes a real difference.