It expanded the definition of eligibility to include parents planning to adopt, and those involved in surrogacy. It ensured that former spouses or partners of the pregnant person should be entitled to bereavement leave as well, recognising a planned child and the huge investment that many people have in the future for themselves with that child. That's true for the person carrying the pregnancy as well as the partner, or former partners—it is about the whole family. And this legislation is not to apply to abortion, because the point of difficulty around people's mental health that can come up in relation to abortion—it's not actually in relation to abortion, it's about having an unplanned, unexpected pregnancy, and not the ending of it. So we are very pleased to be supporting this. This is an important step in this country around supporting people to grieve and work together as a family to overcome tragedy.