The effect of the conscientious objection would not be to unduly delay the performance of the services being sought by the woman in question, because I've specifically said that the referral, effectively, would need to take place at the earliest opportunity, and the nature of the referral that would be required would be that person A must tell B—essentially, the woman seeking the abortion—that they can attain the services from another health practitioner. So I believe that's pretty reasonable in balancing the different rights and responsibilities involved.