Then the third set of behaviour includes a provision in new section 13A(1)(i), which I still have difficulty with and I refer back to my comments in the first reading. So it would be an offence to do any of the following, including in the one particular I wish to highlight: to "advise or persuade [person] A"—the one who may be accessing, providing, or assisting with providing abortion services—"to refrain from accessing or providing abortion services (unless the advice or persuasion is by a person who is, with the consent of A, accompanying A)". So they have covered the consent possibility but this doesn't preclude the possibility, or doesn't exempt from the application of the bill, that the other parent, if I can use that shorthand, might wish to seek to persuade their partner, so to speak, against accessing abortion services in relation to the unborn child. 