Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL: —"Chainsaw", "Chainsaw"—said to me, as a relatively new parliamentarian, and some others about a year in. He said that in this House, we don't legislate for the ordinary case; we legislate for the margins. And tonight, we are here legislating for the marginalised to try to help make the world a better place for people who have been pushed to the margins of our society. I've reflected on that for a long time, that legislating for the margins, realising that our job here as parliamentarians is to protect the vulnerable, is to support those who need extra help, and is to support people in unusual circumstances who just wish to lead ordinary lives. That is what we hope to enable them to do. 