It is not relevant to the determination that that woman and her medical professional have to make that the community from which that woman comes has a set of cultural considerations that may counter her decision. That's not relevant, and we should not be legislating for that, because that is to undermine the autonomy of women in those circumstances, and that is not something that this House should countenance. It cuts across basic human rights that are enshrined in our human rights legislation and, indeed, in our New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, and we should not countenance it. I reject those two SOPs. I reject them strongly, and I invite the rest of the committee to do so. 