So I am clear that my SOP is controversial, because I'm saying to medical practitioners, in that circumstance, you don't have a choice. There is a time limitation in terms of the efficacy of the two modes of emergency contraception. The first is oral contraception that, if you take within 12 hours, can almost guarantee the woman will not get pregnant, and up to 72 hours, that form of contraception may work. After 72 hours, the most effective form to ensure a woman does not get pregnant after she's been sexually violated is an intrauterine device. So I'm asking the House to consider whether in that context we should actually suspend the right of individual practitioners. 