I will just turn my last attention to what was my tabled amendment around children born after abortion. I want to thank and acknowledge the Minister of Justice for coming and, in effect, correcting an earlier statement—that this does happen. Again, this doesn't happen often, but I would suggest to the committee that just once is conceptually enough. Most abortions at a late stage are successful—it's what the clinicians want—but it is possible, and it has happened numerous times—again, not saying hundreds—that the child is born; the abortion is, effectively, botched. So it's a bit of a concern. And I want to make it absolutely clear in this legislation that if a baby is born, it is birthed, that the abortion is botched—it could be a surgical abortion or a chemical abortion—healthcare must be provided to that child. And I want members to allow that to sink in: that if the abortion is botched, all that this amendment is asking is that a doctor or doctors in attendance, or the nurses, if it's not being done surgically, I'm asking—Madam Chair? [Bell rung]