One Nation Leader Senator Pauline Hanson has called for an end to the demonisation of men and for the Family Law Act to be replaced in a landmark speech delivered to mark the findings of the second interim report of her inquiry into Australia’s family law system.

Senator Hanson delivered her heartfelt thanks to all those who had made submissions to date, describing the evidence collected by the inquiry, which included 1450 confidential submissions, as heart breaking

“Many participants knew there was nothing the committee could do to help their past cases, but I want to thank those people because their focus was to ensure no other family or child would feel their same pain,” Senator Hanson said.

In her speech Senator Hanson called for an end to the divisive attacks on males that have reached a fevered pitch over the last few months.

“I am fed up with feminists and organisations pushing their agenda that paints men as the only ones capable of domestic violence,” Senator Hanson said

“We need to stop demonising men because perpetrators come in the form of women and men.”

“I accept that men account for 75% of this behaviour, but we cannot ignore the 25% of domestic violence committed by women."

“The truth is domestic violence should not be tolerated by either sex.”

Senator Hanson also called for the plight of grandparents not to be overlooked by the committee.

“I’ve recommended grandparents be granted a mandatory 5 hours a month in-person contact - Or at very least contact via Skype or phone with their grandchildren,” Senator Hanson said.

In her closing remarks Senator Hanson made an impassioned plea for Australians to  try and resolve their differences outside of the family law system, a system which she believes needs to be thrown out and replaced by one that inflicts less pain and suffering on Australia’s families.

“I encourage all Australians to work out their differences without the heartache of family law proceedings. No one wins, especially the children,” Senator Hanson said.

“Many have said they would not wish their experience on their worst enemy. Others have lost their lives by way of murder or by their own hand, only to leave confused and grieving families and children behind.“

“The committee’s recommendations are far more than what I have mentioned here today. but in truth, The Family Law Act has been band aided too much and, in my opinion, needs to be thrown out and replaced by a simpler Act.”

In order to ensure that all voices are heard and the best outcome is reached the Senate has agreed to extend the committee’s final report until 30 June 2021. With the intent that the final report outlines the committee's views and recommendations on the child support system and its interaction with the family law system.

You can find all the details of the second interim report including it’s recommendation here: Joint Select Committee on Australia's Family Law System – Parliament of Australia (aph.gov.au)

Recently there has been a push by the extreme left to erase terms like mother, father, brother, sister, even terms like breast-feeding and replace them with "gestational” and “nongestational” parent and “chestfeeding”.

Last week One Nation said enough is enough, use whatever terms you want in your own life but the laws and official documents of Australia need to be in plain, common sense English.

One Nation Senator Malcolm Roberts tabled a motion calling on the government to ensure all federal government agencies are banned from using such biologically distorted language.

In a rare win for common sense the Senate voted to support One Nation and the motion got across the line despite opposition from Labor and the Greens

And going by the results of one online poll, the silent majority of Australians strongly agree with One Nation on this issue.

Currently the online poll has received a whopping 17,456 votes of which 94% are in support of One Nation’s position.

If you haven't had a chance to vote in the poll and you would like to then you can find it online by following the link below.

LINK: Senate votes to ban gender-neutral language such as ‘chestfeeding’ (news.com.au)

If you would like to view One Nation’s full proposal to ensure the government and its agencies  continue to speak the language of common sense you can find it on Senator Robert’s Facebook page