We got rid of inductions in cows because we consider it abhorrent that we would force cows to abort, because it has an impact—obviously, it kills the calf—and perhaps an impact on the cows. I'm not a vet and I'm not one to make judgments other than now receiving a bit of advice that says perhaps we have to look at a code of welfare for four-day-old zebrafish eggs shocked me into a position of thinking if we pass a piece of legislation about the rights of individuals, but without the responsibilities to a fetus—and I'm not making a judgment on 12 weeks or 14 weeks or 20 weeks; I realised it's a medical dilemma in there, and I'm not stepping away from that—but I have to say that there's an inconsistency creeping in to our consideration of life and our responsibility to New Zealanders when we consider—or we've been asked to consider—sentience and the rights of animals, but we turn our back on the rights and the responsibilities to care for a fetus. 