The second part of my SOP 472, which is now in new SOP 476, is to require the Minister of Health to ensure that emergency contraception is available throughout the country. We heard terrible stories at the select committee about a lack of equity of access to services, both in emergency contraception and in abortion services. We know that we have a large number of small, isolated communities, and if you happen to live in one of those areas—Kiritapu Allan will be able to name many of them from her part of the world—it is totally unacceptable for women in those towns to be unable to access emergency contraception solely on the basis of where they live. So that's what the second part of SOP 472 and the new SOP 476 seek to address: making sure that the information that the woman gets is helpful—they will be able to go down the road or, you know, not too far away to get access to emergency contraception—and the Minister of Health will have an obligation to ensure that it's provided. So that's, simply summarised, my two SOPs. Mr Chairman, thank you for the call.