The law should reflect the way people actually live their lives and should reflect the way that women can be trusted to make decisions about their bodies. That's what the law should reflect; not some sort of male paradigm that doesn't trust women and wants to have a whole heap of obstacles and hoops that women have to go through. That's the difference. That's what people asked for. That's what the law change is reflecting. That's what the Law Commission inquiry threw up. That's what the select committee heard. That is what the bill is that came before this House, and it is not for me to justify that any longer—that has been justified already. 