I want to read from the Law Commission, who state this: " 'Without an enforcement mechanism, there may be less incentive for health practitioners to give proper consideration to the test'. For the Bill to be meaningful in practice, it must include a specific power of enforcement. This must include the power to review a health practitioner's actions in the administration of abortion. The explanatory note of this Bill highlights that the changes to the status quo 'will mean that abortion is, in general, provided like other health services', and that would mean there would exist 'avenues for health consumers to make complaints about their care and for complaints to be independently assessed by the Health and Disability Commissioner'."—from their submission. "The Health and Disability Commissioner is already well equipped to review the actions of … health practitioner[s] for breaches of the Code of Health and Disability Services [under the] Consumers' Rights."