I turn briefly to safe areas because I know this is an area to test those who are vigilant about and are champions of freedom of speech in this country, and that's very important and we need those voices—they're absolutely vital. The truth is that there are women who are seeking abortions and going to facilities where they are prevailed upon in an unseemly and entirely inappropriate way, and they should not be subject to that sort of behaviour. Now, the changes that the committee have recommended in this regard are to shift the offence from a reckless sort of standard to an objective test; it's now expressed as an ordinary reasonable person test. That is, it's an offence to intimidate, interfere, or obstruct a person in a safe area in a manner that the ordinary reasonable person would know would cause emotional distress to a protected person. Protected person is defined as either a medical practitioner going to a facility from which an abortion might be carried out, or a person who is seeking an abortion. The committee has also inserted a requirement that each safe area is reviewed within five years of the area's establishment. There is a process to go through to establish a safe area, it's done by the Minister of Health in consultation with the Minister of Justice, there has to be good reasons for it, it has to be done by Order in Council, and it is reviewed on a periodic basis.