Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): Kia ora, Madam Chair. He was an undiagnosed giant—5.14 kg. The words are "massive shoulder dystocia". The result was I was on crutches for eight weeks. I had, at that stage, a very active 2½-year-old and a very sleepless newborn. It was pretty horrific. And there was no ACC cover. I remember asking my midwife, "Do you think there might be ACC?" "No, dear." We underestimate how extraordinary ACC is and how much it protects us. I am so deeply grateful to the select committee and to my colleague Sarah Pallett for the work that has been done. But to Minister Sepuloni for picking this up and protecting 27,000 more New Zealand mums a year, thank you. I commend this bill to the House.