As the previous National spokesperson on ACC—and I do acknowledge the Hon Michael Woodhouse, who is now the spokesperson—I'm going to cover a little bit of detail and context in regards to this, because I have been quoted publicly in terms of feedback on this bill, saying that it is sensible legislation. And acknowledging it is Christmas, Minister, I did think there was going to be a positive exchange there, but you sort of jumped into a little bit of negative, and I thought, "Oh, gosh. Thought we were going to have a good night." But I'm going to keep it pretty positive, because this is really important. This impacts between 17,000 and 18,000 women in this country every year. And it is not only a significant physical injury as a result of pressure during the birthing process—that's all the detail that I'm going to go into—but also the post-rehabilitation and the emotional and psychological effects of this type of injury that occurs and does occur on an ongoing basis for a large number of women. I think it needs to be recognised, and that's why on this side of the House, we are supportive of that.