Finally, I want to say to all members of this House—and it really reiterates what my colleague, the Hon Amy Adams, has said—I completely respect all members of this House in terms of their religious freedom. I completely respect all members of this House who may have a view that they don't want any abortions. But what I will not accept in this House is what I consider a lack of factual analysis about what happens in New Zealand—the numbers of abortions, the process that most women go through, the horrific experiences that they have had, the delays that they are experiencing, which is clearly articulated in the report. I think there was a 2010 study which indicated that many women were experiencing a delay of over 25 days. I will not accept arguments put up by members that are not factually accurate, and I would ask members in this House to be open and honest about their lens and the view that they are coming from—if it is religious, if it is about the fact that they just don't want any abortions—because I do believe that New Zealanders have a right to know.