So I would, in this speech, like to acknowledge all the submitters and the very adept chairing of the Hon Ruth Dyson and the really constructive engagement from all of the members of the committee—that we were able, I genuinely believe, to listen to each other and hear our differences and accept them and find where there were points in the legislation that we could improve on—and also to acknowledge all of the advisers and officials and the really hard work that was put in on this, and, too, to acknowledge all of those submitters and the really personal stories. It was tough for a lot of people to share those stories, and part of the reason for that is that there is so much stigma surrounding abortion in this country, which makes people feel really exposed. And that's part of the reason behind the Green Party's support for this legislation: that people will be healthier and their families will be better the more we can remove the stigma from this healthcare.