There's Jo Hayes' amendment saying that there needs to be informed consent. Well, we have a lot of debates like this over the End of Life Choice Act, and consistently what was found was that the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights already requires that, so it would be somewhat redundant. We then have Jo Hayes saying that children shouldn't consent to an abortion. I think, ultimately, wherever you fall out on the side of this particular issue, you should be very cautious about how you impose it on children. So, obviously, no one would want children or minors to be pregnant; I don't think that should be the case—it's almost illegal—and I don't think that they should be seeking abortions either. But given the circumstances that some people face, it's really not clear how a prohibition on abortion is going to make matters better, as it won't with adults. So I can't support that.