I don't want us to, when it comes to fetal abnormality—and as I said, I read the report. In the report—this is the select committee report—it talked in one area around the Denmark example, whereby 98 percent of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome in Denmark are aborted. I also read that in Iceland, there have been no children born in the last five years with Down syndrome. I do not want New Zealand to be part and parcel of all of that history that those countries are actually doing to their babies. I don't want us to be the third country in there, and I think that this bill is a dangerous bill. I think that it has the potential to go that way if there are no checks and balances in place.