To me, that remains objectionable and it is, of course, entirely possible that a person—it would more typically be a male partner; not necessarily, I suppose—would wish to say, and the other person might not agree, that the abortion procedure should not take place. And we are providing a pretty heavy hand of the State on that person and preventing them from doing so with a fine of up to $1,000, the commission of an offence, and the ability of that person to be taken into custody without a warrant. So I refer there to the following provision which is new section 13B "Power of constable to arrest without warrant". It is pretty serious stuff and as a Parliament we should take very seriously the impinging of liberty in such areas, and I don't believe that we should legislate as lightly as it seems we are about to act in this space, bearing in mind, you know, different rights and balances that need to be struck in those areas. 