CHRIS PENK (National—Kaipara ki Mahurangi): Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. I take the opportunity, unusually, perhaps, as an approach, by agreeing with a number of the things that have been said by those who are voting another way than me on the bill. I agree with Louisa Wall that this is, fundamentally, not a question of support or otherwise for the practice of abortion; indeed, the question is somewhat more narrow than that in scope. This House last year, I think it was—it seems like longer than that, but it was relatively recently that the House discussed more substantive issues in relation to that practice, and its collective mind was determined at that point. This is not an opportunity to relitigate that one way or tother.