Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei) (remote): Kia ora, Madam Speaker. I'm rising to speak to this bill tonight, with gratitude. I was not a member of this House when the primary legislation was passed, making abortion a legal medical treatment that women and pregnant people were free to seek over their own bodies. Nor was I a member of the select committee. I have watched your work, my sister Louisa Wall, from afar, with gratitude and a very clear awareness of how difficult it is to operate in a space like this one, to take on board all of the very intense emotions that are generated by talk of pregnancy, of termination, and of the right of women to choose how they operate within their own bodies and their own spaces, and our control over our reproductive rights.