In the end, this is a bill about dealing with a piece of legislation that is more than 40 years old and that is clearly outdated, and for which the time has arrived for it to be updated and to be modernised to allow women in the modern age to, with the help of their health professional, make what is always a difficult decision and to get access to the healthcare and support that they need when they make that decision. I would hope that this House has moved on from an age of the past dominated by the thinking of men that women need to be sort of mollycoddled and cared for and over-regulated and totally regulated. We live in an age now where women are capable of making decisions about themselves and their health, and our legislation should reflect that. Our abortion legislation should reflect that too, and that is the spirit with which we should consider the Supplementary Order Papers in relation to this bill. 