It highlights the founding fiction of this proposed law change overall that it is about removing the decriminalisation of women seeking abortion services when it is understood and noted that there has never been a single criminal offence prosecuted under the Act successfully in relation to the woman seeking the services, as distinct from the doctor or the health professional conducting them. That is my first point. My second is that we are talking about a situation of disability or possible disability of the unborn child. The precautionary principle is appropriate in matters of life and death. We do not always know as a matter of factual certainty whether a child is disabled or may only possibly be disabled, and so it's appropriate that I acknowledge the drafting by Melissa Lee in relation to the "abnormality", as it might be described—but "disability" in the most straightforward terms—as reflecting the fact of possible disability being the basis under the law as introduced to this House without any such test at this stage.