So that's the point where I come from, and I want to acknowledge Ronji Tanielu, who is the social policy and Parliament person in the Salvation Army New Zealand, Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa territory, because he and I have had conversations about this. I know, I was here last year when—this bill is trying to rectify a mistake that this didn't pass last year; so it's trying to rectify that. But I challenge the House, why don't we rectify it somewhere else, where there is no big target bullseye to come and protest. So, I think, I don't know whether my maths is right, what is the length of the debating chamber, 60 metres? Multiply that by three, why don't you just go the whole hog and say—I want to go back to the general policy statement where the member said "All New Zealanders deserve to have the right to access health services with their safety, privacy, and dignity protected." Why not? Why not do that? We can end our life, there's no place that says, "Ending life here, come and protest, stay 150 metres away from the door." 