There is a Supplementary Order Paper in the name of Agnes Loheni—I think it's Supplementary Order Paper 460—that sets out, effectively, three different tests, depending on the point during the pregnancy at which a woman seeks an abortion. The first is up to nine weeks, the second is between nine and 20 weeks, and the third is following 20 weeks. I say of that Supplementary Order Paper that it puts in place obstacles that do not exist today. Supplementary Order Paper 460 represents a massive leap backwards in terms of the ability of women in this country to get medical advice and support and help in relation to an abortion than is the case today. It restricts the administration of an abortion after nine weeks to what is described as a "specialist medical practitioner". Those specialist medical practitioners are not widely available—certainly in many rural areas around New Zealand—and would impose significant burdens on women in many parts of the country. So I certainly won't be supporting that.