So I do not buy the arguments of some of the people in this House who have suddenly said that this will lead to a whole lot more women deciding that they are not going to go through what is a carefully considered, traumatic process for them. In fact, this bill is about strengthening and improving the support for those women and those families, with a right to counselling. I want to acknowledge the committee for the real issues that the committee has covered around inequity in terms of access to services. We cannot just pass this legislation without ensuring that, actually, we have decent access to services right across New Zealand.