SIMON O'CONNOR (National—Tāmaki): Thank you, Mr Chair. I'm going to have to take umbrage with a couple of things. Bodily autonomy applies to the child; what's being aborted is a human child. I'd also want to point out, because it's the language of progressives, something called "unconscious bias". The speaker who I respect personally, who just took her seat, said that there's something wrong with the child, referring to Down syndrome—that there's something wrong. I want to say to all those Down syndrome children that I know—I'm thinking of Oscar, and hello to Pip and Dean, his parents, who were on The Project last week—there's nothing wrong with that child; he is an absolutely celebrated gift. I'm not going to stand in this Chamber and continue to have people—and it's more than just the last speaker—continue to dehumanise the human child. I have said it before: we have done this so many times in our history of humanity—the first step is to dehumanise, and then the terrible actions follow.