So I commend the select committee for the work that they did and the way in which they came down on a careful, considered, and, I think, eminently reasonable approach to this. So, rather than a person being prohibited from merely communicating, we now have the clear advice in new section 13A, inserted by clause 5, that it is prohibited to obstruct a person from trying to access abortion services; to visually record that person in a way that is likely to cause them distress; to try to interfere with their decision, without their consent; or to engage in protest. And that, as my friend Dr Craig has said, also is ameliorated by the fact that the 150-metre rule and exclusion zone is negotiable depending on the circumstances. This is a sensible, straightforward regime that is going to protect people at an incredibly vulnerable point in their lives.