And before getting into the substance of the bill, I also just want to acknowledge just a sense of being really disturbed by the failure of our health system. Getting ACC now to respond to these injuries is one thing and is a really, really important step, but the fact so many of these injuries were not even ever picked up or responded to by health practitioners and the degree of silence that's existed in our society—and I note too for myself, as, you know, like a feminist who's been active on a range of issues, this is not an issue that I have previously picked up before. That shocks me now that I've heard all of these stories, because this is something we should have done something about a long time ago. So I really want to acknowledge everybody who shared their story, and the Minister for bringing this piece of legislation, and then the committee, and to acknowledge the chair, and Sarah Pallett, our resident midwife, for the journey and the process, and also having a previous Minister for ACC from the National Party. It was like a very intense experience, I think, for the poor officials, so I'll also acknowledge them. 