Others have mentioned, you know, the Downright Discrimination NZ submission that has come before us, that Down syndrome children will be actively discriminated against and aborted before they are even born. I believe that, again, SOP 459 in the name of Melissa Lee does provide some safeguards there. Downright Discrimination, which represents not only the whānau but also the people living with Down syndrome themselves, point out that in jurisdictions such as Victoria in Australia, where they changed the law 12 years ago, there has been a dramatic increase in the number of children who are aborted between 20 weeks and birth. The data shows that since 2008, there have been 1,685 abortions of babies specifically with a disability. So the idea that later-term pregnancies at the moment, under the current law, will not increase—I think if you look across the Tasman and look at what's available there, then you will find that there are ample measures and ample room for worry that this will occur here in New Zealand. 