I use it as an example because we've all received this propaganda saying that we're going to abort children with Down syndrome. But the reality is that 50 to 80 children with Down syndrome are born every year—50 to 80. So we are not aborting all children with Down syndrome. In fact, if you go online to the Health Navigator, we have the New Zealand Down Syndrome Association, we have the Health and Disability Commissioner, and we have IHC New Zealand who are there to support and provide information to parents who, in spite of the screen, want to continue to have their child, and they will support and love their children—as I mentioned last week, with Barry and Colleen Brown and their 40-year-son, Travers. So the disinformation out there that all children with Down syndrome are going to be aborted is incorrect—is absolutely incorrect. At the end of the day, it's the choice of the parents. I would have thought, as a fundamental principle, this Parliament would reinforce that.