I'd also like to thank the 890 submitters we had. We heard oral submissions from 97 of them. So there was a significant body of work in there. I'd just like to reassure people who might be listening that we do read every single submission and we do listen to every single person with respect and honour their perspective, even if we don't agree. But I just wanted to say here that what this piece of legislation is not is it's not actually relitigating the right of pregnant people to access abortion care. We've actually had that conversation. The House heard from thousands of submitters over many months and agreed in a conscience vote that abortion is a healthcare issue. So although I understand completely that there are some people who feel strongly that this isn't the case, my point here is merely to say this isn't the point of the bill. What it's about is it's just trying to ensure that safe areas are set up around specific abortion facilities, so that when people are accessing what I would absolutely describe, as a midwife in a previous life before entering the House, as absolutely essential healthcare, they can do so free of harassment, intimidation, or threat. I'd also like to add it's not just about the people accessing the care; it's about the providers of that care. It's really important that they're able to go about their daily business and go to and from work without having to fear or be subjected to abuse and harassment.