MARJA LUBECK (Labour): Thank you, Madam Speaker, and a pleasure to take a call in this second reading. With the ACC legislation being introduced 50 years ago, it is very clear that the existing legislation was due for an overhaul, and that is what this bill is actually doing. We have heard mention of issues of gender balance, fairness, and equity in the ACC scheme. That brings me to the story that we heard during our submission process of a couple, where one of them slipped in the pub and had an injury that was similar to the one that his wife sustained during childbirth, except one of them was covered—the one from the man—and the one from the woman wasn't covered. So it's obvious that birth injuries, as they're currently not covered in the legislation, were a very important place to start the work.