The only issue on which Agnes Loheni and David Seymour agreed was they both opposed safe areas. I'm not sure where that's going to go during the debate, but it was an interesting alliance for quite similar reasons. But again, it's a debate worth having. I agree with David Seymour: we don't have the intensity of opposition that they do in America, but I feel very strongly that everyone in New Zealand has the right to perform and access health services that are delivered legally. It's clear in some parts of the country that that is very difficult for them. We also made a requirement to collect information in the same way as the current regime does, but through the committee—which of course this legislation abolishes.