I am incredibly proud to be standing here in the third reading of this bill. This is a proud day for this Parliament because while this enacts a small change in legislation, it is a big change for many in our community. Today is a day about inclusion: having the right to have a birth certificate that reflects who you know yourself to be. I am talking about the self-ID provisions in this bill, and I will talk more on those shortly, but what has been lost in this debate is that there are actually other provisions in this bill. 