GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise proudly to speak to a subject that's close to my heart and had been for a decade before I entered this House, and that's justice. Our justice system should be fair and equally accessible to us all. Justice should not be available only to the wealthy; it should not fail anyone based on their race or their gender, their sexual identity, their disability, or their mental illness. It should not target or persecute anyone in our marginalised communities, and our justice system—if it's here to keep us all safe—must acknowledge that imprisonment, as the driver of all of our justice initiatives, has failed. The evidence shows that it does not keep our communities safe, it does not rehabilitate anybody, and it does not provide a safe and successful pathway for people to reintegrate back into their communities. I am so proud to be a part of a Government that has the courage to look at that evidence and to change what we do when it comes to justice. 