Then, because it is a quite broadly drafted provision that refers to all the grounds of discrimination under the Human Rights Act, which include, for example, family status—which means that if a young woman who is pregnant because of an act of incest wants to abort that pregnancy and that is disclosed to the health practitioner, under Melissa Lee's SOP, the health practitioner would have to determine if that is an act of discrimination on the grounds of family status. That abortion, simply on the grounds that the pregnancy is the product of incest, would be discriminatory on the grounds of family status. Now, I don't think Melissa Lee, because of the concerns she's expressed about discrimination, would want that, but that is what her provision would allow. That is why I am opposed to it. In relation to the current right under the Care of Children Act for a young woman below the age of consent to, having consulted a medical practitioner, make a decision about an abortion and to repeal that under Alfred Ngaro's SOP—I don't accept that, either.