SIMON O'CONNOR: Thank you very much. What Joanne Hayes is trying to do is give a little bit of surety to those who are minors that their parents need to be informed about an abortion. Now, for pro-death and pro-abortion advocates, this is verboten, we can't go there, which is remarkable because, as a stepparent myself, basically, nobody can give even a Panadol or a piece of advice or even a hug to any of my stepkids, but they—well, not all of them; some of them are boys, just for Jan Logie's sake there—the girls would be whipped out to an abortion clinic just like that under this current legislation; no reference to the parents, caregivers; nobody. But, as I say, if the school that my—well, no, she's left now—stepdaughter attended wanted to give her a Panadol, there would be phone calls, there would be lines of communication; it wouldn't end. Now, look, that's fundamentally—fundamentally—flawed and absolutely ridiculous.