That is advice that a health practitioner should be giving to a pregnant woman and, where they're involved, the pregnant woman's partner or the father of the child. That is what a health practitioner should be doing, and it is possible that that could be seen as putting pressure on the parent. Good on those parents who went through with the pregnancy, had the birth, even though the child didn't survive. I know many parents who've been through that experience. It is deeply emotional, and they are deeply vulnerable, and it doesn't help for that to be paraded out as somehow some sort of mistake of the abortion legislation—because it's not, and let's be very clear about what we're talking about in this bill.