So, actually, it says the same thing. It says the same thing—that the woman is not criminalised for choosing to have an abortion. And in choosing to have an abortion, the decision lies with the health practitioner. The woman may choose to self-refer, as this bill intends. The woman may choose to self-refer, but, at the end of the day, it is the health practitioner that provides the means for the abortion to happen. It is not the woman's choice at the end of the day; it is the health practitioner's. We are lawmakers, and through the public and through whatever means what we are saying is that we are setting a process to change the current system for abortion, which is actually legal in our land.