This law, as has been mentioned, has been a really long time coming. To my knowledge, the Green Party was the first political party to commit to decriminalisation, and it took us until 2014. I think it took that long because some people remembered the intensity of the debate in the 1970s and were worried that, if we opened it up again, we would put at risk the existing framework that we have, and also that there is so much silence around abortion in this country. Who would think that one in four women in this country has had an abortion? You would not think that, because there is so much shame and stigma that we silence it, and that is a problem for people in their real lives. And I think most people not affected thought that it was already decriminalised when we announced our policy. In the vox pop on the news, most people were like, "What? Haven't we done that already?" And those others who weren't having to go through the system thought it was OK. They thought people were able to easily access the abortion here that they needed.