My family, my parents, were brought up to oppose abortion as a horrible, heinous family crime. They didn't like it. They brought us up the same. They said to us, "Don't ever, ever do that. Come to the whānau. If you fall pregnant and you feel you can't have that baby or look after that baby, you come home and we'll look after that baby." That's what Māori do. We look after our babies, and that's why the current abortion bill should not be altered. This bill does that, and it's wrong.