I have held the hand of a number of women who I've supported as they have made the very difficult decision. None of us here in this House is pro-abortion—none. We are pro-choice or we are pro-life. And I want to make it very, very clear that, for those of us here who stood and voted "yes" to take abortion out of the Crimes Act, under the leadership of Andrew Little, who's sitting here beside me today—when we made that choice—it was a hard-felt decision for all of us, and not one of us took that decision lightly. But we took the choice and the decision that this was a health procedure—the only and last health procedure left in the Crimes Act—a health procedure which then enables us, each and every one of us, to make the choices alongside our family. And none of us should judge that.