At the moment, there is no direction in this legislation for data on the sex of a child to be collected. So what difference does that make? Well, if in two, three, five, 10 years we're going to mount an argument, or otherwise, that sex selection is happening, without the info being collected we're going to have the pro-abortion side say, "Well, there's no evidence. There's no evidence of sex selection." Well, of course that's what they're going to say, because we haven't collected the data. So it's pretty simple. Again, the challenge to those who vote for this legislation is, perhaps, let this through, because I'm sure those people can be courageous enough to not be afraid of the data. Find out, as Simeon Brown's SOP is doing, how many previous live births and how many previous abortions. I would say that the sex of the child should be noted.