And I believe in a woman's right to choose and I am pro-choice on this issue, for a couple of reasons. One, it just seems right that if it's your body, it should be your choice. But when you drill into what anti-abortion laws really mean, practically, they mean that somebody wants the apparatus of the State—the police, the courts, corrections—to actively go out and force women to take pregnancies to term against their will. And I seriously struggle with why people think that would be a useful thing for the State to do. I think anyone that believes in freedom would have to ask themselves how you can really talk about freedom once you have done that. So it's very easy for me to be pro-choice. It's the right thing to do, and I think our country is a much better place having passed the Abortion Legislation Bill two years ago, which, effectively, decriminalised abortion, and that is something we're proud to have supported it.