In this country, our legislation means that in some areas pregnant people have to see as many as seven healthcare providers before they can access a termination, and that the average time from going to the doctor for a referral is 25 days, and in some areas it's two weeks before you can get that appointment. We heard from almost all submitters a real concern about abortions happening later; that was one of the key things that came through. I just want to say to people in this House who hold that concern: this legislation is your best answer to that concern, this will enable people to access abortions when the pregnancy is at the embryonic stage, before it even gets to being a fetus. That, I think, we have shared understanding of. Even when I ask people opposing the bill, because they have a concern around the development of life, about whether they would want abortions, if they were going to be happening, to happen earlier, they said yes. This legislation is how we do that.