It's kind of impressing on me today that we've spent a lot of time in this House over the last few weeks doing urgency on bills where we don't necessarily agree with the consequences of what's going to happen with these bills. This is one of those times where we come together in the House and we acknowledge that for the good of all families, for all women and for men, this is a really good bill to do. And I commend the member Ginny Andersen for picking up the bill on behalf of Clare Curran, and also want to pay some acknowledgment for Kathryn for being the inspiration for this bill as it found its genesis. And just looking at it now, seeing how it's taken from 2018 until now, and sometimes legislation does take a long time to pass through this House, I think it's really fitting that we move with it today and get it in action so that it can happen for the benefit of everyone that's going through this bereavement scenario.