In my last couple of minutes, I'd like to touch on the Supplementary Order Paper in the name of Joanne Hayes in relation to the amendment of the Care of Children Act. I find it deeply ironic that on one level, we've got a situation where the legislation says that if my daughter goes to school and requires a Panadol, I have to go through a process to give my consent for a Panadol, but if my daughter had an abortion, I as her father wouldn't be told anything. Now, I can understand there may be cases where there should be a court process. I know there's been legislation and proposals brought to this House around the small number of circumstances where there may need to be a process where the parents are not involved, but I don't understand how as a Parliament we can have such a huge inconsistency between a Panadol and abortion when it comes to this issue.