JAN LOGIE (Green): Thank you, Madam Speaker. First of all, congratulations to the Minister. This is quite an exciting moment, I think, to have positive, progressive ACC legislation in the House—it's the first time in my living memory—and specifically making provisions that start making inroads into addressing the really entrenched sexism within the legislation that means, I think, quite often in terms of the work of ACC, the financial costs that accrue to men versus women was about a billion dollars difference in that in favour of men, which is just extraordinary. Where a rugby injury gets cover and our love and our support and then the most important job in the world where injury arises of giving birth pretty much nothing except struggle, this legislation starts us in addressing that. I'll speak to some of the specifics a bit later in my speech, but I also want to speak to the fact that making this change will help women and birth parents be able to access support and that is to the benefit of all of us in our society: our children, our families, and all of us.