So surrogates will know that some of those challenges are unavoidable, but one of the challenges that I feel should be preventable is the financial challenges that might come from actually carrying a child and giving birth. Personal, reasonable, and actual expenses in this bill are to be covered. This isn't the same as being paid to be a surrogate. I think that all of us can quickly see that paying somebody to be a surrogate, in itself, could open a whole new can of worms, but also that it's completely reasonable and fair to cover actual expenses. I'm thinking back to my own pregnancies; I probably would've needed some financial support for my Russian fudge cravings that I experienced in both pregnancies! But also, more reasonably, things like if the pregnant person needs to pay for additional scans, if they need new clothes to fit their changing body, transport to appointments, and there are many things, I don't really feel that it's fair for them to be paid for by the surrogate themselves.