Some countries have no abortion law at all. Now, that might seem strange in a New Zealand context, but when you think about it, we don't have laws for any of our medical treatments, even those that have the most intense ethical considerations and the most significant impacts on those involved. I do want to acknowledge that there are widespread and very genuine, deeply held views across the House and across society, and all of those views are valid. Everyone is certainly entitled to their view, and I respect those who have them, who represent them, and who advocate for them. But I am disappointed that so few opponents appear to have taken the time to understand even the current realities of abortion care in New Zealand or even the factual reality of this proposal.