SIMON O'CONNOR (National—Tāmaki): Thank you, Madam Chair. I actually wasn't going to take a call but I thought I'd have to respond to the member who's taken her seat, for a couple of reasons. Firstly, I'd encourage her to go and look up the statistics of Iceland for those who get testing for Down syndrome, not just those who are born without testing. Secondly, she noted that her Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) came about because, well, it hadn't been raised in the select committee. So I just sort of posit the argument, rhetorically if you will, that had the committee decided, which she chaired by the way, to actually hear from people who wanted to come in and speak, bar the 120 that they chose, then they might have actually got a broader understanding and would've done their job more fully.