BARBARA KURIGER (National—Taranaki - King Country): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It's a pleasure to stand and take a call on this bill this afternoon. I was a latecomer to this piece of legislation. I've only been the spokesperson for women for the past two weeks, and so I came into the select committee at the very last moment, when we were adjusting the last few pieces of wording before it came back to the House. But I do want to congratulate, first of all, Ginny Andersen for putting this bill forward. Often, members' bills see somewhere where there's a small gap in a piece of legislation that makes such a huge difference, and this is going to make a big difference in the lives of women who suffer from miscarriage. It seeks to make it clear that employees are eligible for bereavement leave for three days if they do have a miscarriage. At present, the Holidays Act doesn't allow for that, so it's a very, very strong move, in my mind.