Tēnā koutou katoa, tēnā koe e te Mangai o te Whare. Tēnā koe, Dame Margaret Sparrow. Tēnā koe, Terry Bellamak. So why do we need safe areas, or 150-metre zones around abortion facilities? I want to quote Shaniqua. Shaniqua participated in the Stuff 2019 investigation into the Abortion Legislation Bill, and she said: "On the day of the procedure, there were Christians lining the entrance to the hospital protesting against abortions. The Crimes Act was a favourite for them to throw at us young women having to go past them. The 'hallway of shame', as I would learn it was dubbed by the nurses inside. They were harassed as well … I remember being so scared. It was tough enough having to make this decision … and spent weeks in absolute terror, crying, thinking about life and what it would look like if I had a baby, then crying again because I couldn't even keep a goldfish alive for three weeks … For years I really did believe I was a murderer. I can see everything for what it is now, and I do hope for young women going through this that their experience is vastly different from mine."