GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I want to begin by acknowledging and congratulating the member Darroch Ball, in whose name this bill comes before us today. I think it's incredibly admirable, as everyone has said in the House today, his care and effort to protect first responders against violence and to protect their safety as they carry out some of the most important work in our communities—whether it's policing, whether it's working in our grossly overpopulated prisons, whether it's as nurses and paramedics. I think we have seen across the House that there's consensus across every political party, every member who's spoken, and I'm sure every member of the apparently hung Justice Committee, that we do care and we do want to protect our first responders. There's no place for violence anywhere, in any of our sectors, but particularly for those in those care industries or professions, rather. So it is it is an admirable job that this bill attempts to do.