Now, I've spoken a bit about this before. One of the other things that the current law ensures is that that young woman is not prevailed upon by somebody else to make a decision to have an abortion when she might not want to or, conversely, to not have an abortion where she would otherwise wish to not continue the pregnancy. That provision has been around for some considerable period of time, and, in fact, it's based on the recommendations of the royal commission of inquiry from 1977 that was about protecting the integrity of the decision of that young woman. There will be situations where a young woman is in a situation where she does not wish to disclose to her parents because of issues of her own personal safety or family relationships, and she should not be put in a position where there is a mandatory obligation to disclose when that would put her at risk. I don't accept that, and I think that that is wrong. 