Before I finish in this House, can I remind us that our role of responsibility is this: to ensure that we hear the words of our community and of the nation—they're speaking clearly. There will come a day when that voice will be heard on 19 September, where they will say, "Have you heard the conscience of the nation?" And if you haven't, then the nation will decide. The majority have been here. They've made their voices heard through submissions and also through emails that you've had. I ask you this, when you go out to make the vote at the end of this reading of the third reading: is your conscience clear? Have you ensured that both lives matter—both the life of the mother and the life of the unborn child? If the answer is no, then vote against this bill in the House.