Thank you, Chair.
Ziad, thank you for doing this. I was quite honoured to support this.
In my medical career, I looked after patients who were organ recipients. I looked after patients who ultimately died because they didn't live long enough to receive their transplants.
I was also very honoured, during my first term in Parliament, to work with Len Webber. If you remember, his bill, which simply put a box you could check on your tax form, was passed. It has been credited with registering an additional 2.5 million organ donors. You're following in some very good footsteps.
I know an objection came up to the post-nominals, because that's supposed to recognize sacrifice or, perhaps, injury.
You donated a portion of your liver. That involved surgery. Is that correct?