Finally, I want to talk about the moral case behind this bill. I get messages saying, "Do you support abortion?" Of course I don't. Nobody does. Nobody wakes up one day and thinks, "That's what I'll do today." It is a difficult and harrowing experience to go through. But that's not the question. The question before this House tonight is: what should be the role of this Parliament and what should be the role of the State when it comes to abortion law reform? If any member thinks that it is somehow helpful for the State apparatus, for this Parliament, to ask the police and corrections and the courts in this country to run around and try and compel women to take unwanted pregnancies to term against their will, then I don't know how else to argue with those people, but I hope they're in the minority tonight. Thank you, Mr Speaker.