I want to reinforce the kaupapa of this piece of legislation. It seeks to ensure, firstly, the safety and wellbeing, and, secondly, the privacy and dignity of women accessing abortion facilities. For practitioners providing such abortion services, it wants to ensure that they are protected, including from information and opinions communicated in a way that will harm them, hurt them, and are not beneficial to them, and therein, I think, lies the fine balance that the Hon David Parker in his role as Attorney-General has helped the committee to find.