In their submission they are really clear. They felt that cultural consideration—those who've got competent services and also skillsets are critically important to the roles that they could play. We have this provision already in our health services, and we feel that this consideration as an amendment under SOP 466 will be critically important. As set out in new section 18(1) in SOP 466, "Any person or organisation accorded a duty or responsibility under this Act must perform those duties or responsibilities in a manner that recognises, in relation to one requesting abortion services,—(a) the woman's ethnic background:"—in this case, I've given just some quotes from some of those submissions and many others that talked about, in particular, Māori and Pasifika in this case—"(b) the societal attitudes or customs of the woman and others within the woman's community, including proper recognition of—". 