I want to focus on the maternal birth injury part of this bill, rather than the other matters. I just want to take a moment to go back to the principal Act, in section 3 of that, where the purpose is "to enhance the public good … by providing for a fair and sustainable scheme for managing personal injury". How that Act operates is that, at section 20, this relates to who is covered by the compensation scheme, it applies to (2)(a) "personal injury caused by an accident". That word "accident" is a key definition, and that comes in at section 25. Now, what this bill does is it adds a new subclause to that section 25, new subclause (1)(f), and so that inserts "an application of a force or resistance internal to the human body at any time from the onset of labour to the completion of delivery that results in an injury described in Schedule 3A to a person who gives birth." So that's what this bill does.