I think everyone in this House has a story about someone that they know or love who has had a difficult time in coming out. I certainly have one of those, and my friend—who I'm not going to go into too much detail about—came out quite late in his life, and I cannot imagine some of the difficulties that people like him and others have gone through to be who they are. And this is why I think this is such an important piece of legislation for the LGBTIQ community, to make sure that they have that right protected and that, again, we prevent the harm that is caused in those communities. Can I also acknowledge my colleague Marja Lubeck for the work that she has done in the previous Parliament to put forward a member's bill on this issue. I'm sure she's very pleased that we have got this to this stage to have this first reading. I know she will talk about a lady called Amanda Ashley, who was one of the champions of making sure that this kind of legislation came through this House.