I use the case of the public hospital deliberately. My chief correspondent in relation to this, who's inspired me to put forward this proposed SOP amendment, is a female nurse. I shouldn't need to point out that she's a female, but it somehow seems relevant in the context of the Minister's opening statement. She too has rights, and these rights, too, should be protected. In her case, these are to go about the work that she's trained for, that she performs very happily to the benefit of New Zealand society in the particular area that she serves, without being discriminated against in this way. For the purpose of the debate, I'll call her nurse Marcella—not her real name, but she did not want me to use that, and for that I can hardly blame her.