There have been many people who have talked about the gender issue, and I think, previously, the Minister of Justice has also talked about the potential that, in this legislation, we have made it very clear, apparently, that we do not tolerate gender selection in New Zealand, and yet it is not part of the bill. We do not make it illegal for people to decide to have abortions based on gender selection. I think the Minister had also talked earlier about the very fact that he did not want people to ethnically profile if we have my SOP adopted. I'd like to ask the Minister: there is some ethnic profiling already happening in the health sector. Some ethnic communities are predisposed to certain diseases, so they actually look at that. Perhaps it is the Asian community who are predisposed to certain diseases, or the Pacific community. People are already aware of some things that are already happening; so I do not think that ethnic profiling per se is actually a negative thing, because they can prepare to provide better health services. 