CHRIS PENK (National—Helensville): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I refer to the report of the majority of the Abortion Legislation Committee on this, the Abortion Legislation Bill. The majority report is linguistically elusive, ideologically incoherent, and scientifically unsound. The report, like some of the contributors to this debate, characterised abortion services as being "like other health services". The fact of the matter is that unless one is separating conjoined twins, one is not, in fact, operating with two human lives in the power of one's hands as a doctor. This is the elephant in the room that has been, I believe, wilfully ignored by many of the contributors to this debate. 