I've heard speakers on the other side, and I need to respond to a few of those speeches. The last speaker, Nikki Kaye, talked about trusting a woman to control her own body. The age of consent in this country is 16. This bill does not differentiate between a child under 14, a young person under 19, an adult over 25. It does not differentiate. During the select committee, my main concern was about informed consent. If a woman is pregnant at 13, how informed is her consent? If my 14-year-old daughter chooses to have sex and is pregnant, and she makes an informed decision to have an abortion—for me, I disagree with "informed decision". There was an example from the previous speaker, who spoke about a young woman from Queenstown who, through this current legislation, took a long journey to get to have an abortion. That young woman took that journey twice, to have an abortion.