What we have here now is a bill that recognises victims and gives victims opportunities to know more. I hope that this bill, in the stage that we've gone through with the select committee, actually gives some comfort to those victims that their often intimate sacrifices, their unwanted lifelong emotional and physical scars, their personal safety and wellbeing can be recognised now and acknowledged legally, as appears to be happening with cross-party support of the bill. I say "now" because it looks like we do have full support, and it's going to go through. On that, I thank the Hon Louise Upston for her tenacity, for her drive, and, in that respect, the ACT Party commends this bill to the House.