VANUSHI WALTERS (Labour—Upper Harbour) (remote): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker. Knowing that this bill was coming up for its third reading, I dug an article out of an old family storage box, and it was published on Sunday, 9 August 1973, in the Sun, which is a Sri Lankan paper. It was written by the then president of the Ceylon Medical Association and entitled "The CMA President asks for liberal laws to terminate early pregnancies". The president at the time, Dr S. Rajanayagam, was my grandfather, an obstetrician and gynaecologist, and it's this that I dwelt on over the weekend. While I tend to approach arguments in this space in the dialogue of rights balancing, the entirety of his argument, as a medical practitioner, for liberal laws was health-bound. It was a very practical and real argument for access to healthcare. 