Earlier, I spoke on the disability area of Supplementary Order Paper 479 a little bit more than on the other; so I'd like to focus more on the gender or sex discrimination in this part. But before I get to that, I just want to quote an email that I got from Krystal Kendon, and it says, "It creates less room for empathy, compassion, understanding, and community support for those that may look, act, or have different needs to the rest of us. The issue that needs to be addressed is how can we better support, equip, and empower those mothers and families to raise their children with disability instead of filling them with fear and providing a seemingly—yet deceptive—easy way out." I just want to quote that for the part on the disability issue that I spoke about earlier, on Supplementary Order Paper 479. 