Every organisation, it's worth knowing, that provides healthcare supported the bill. But some people did say when they were submitting that they didn't feel that it was necessary because anti-abortion protesters were arguing that they don't mean any harm, they just want to pray peacefully and quietly and offer sidewalk counselling. But unfortunately, although I completely accept that that's absolutely the case for a group of people, they are peaceful in intention and they are well meaning, the effects of some of their actions are far from peaceful to the person on the receiving end. I can say that there is a need for this legislation because I've seen and experienced it myself. There's a genuine fear in healthcare providers and among people accessing abortion care that the influence of misinformation and rabble rousing can and eventually will lead to violence.