You will hear a lot in this debate of the arguments of the specific provisions, and, of course, that's what we do as a Parliament. But let me be really clear: what's driving the opposition to the bill is not concern about the way it's framed; it is a deep and underlying opposition to there being abortions. Now, as I said, that's a valid view to hold, but let's be really clear: that's what's driving the opposition in this House—people who fundamentally don't believe there should be abortion. Well, abortion has been a reality in New Zealand legally for many years, and it will continue to be so. It is our job as lawmakers to address whether that law is correct.