Let me start with Paulo Garcia and his contribution in support of Supplementary Order Paper 466 and the references to "cultural background". The same applies, I think, to the remarks made by Melissa Lee in support of her Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 459—actually, it might be her other SOP. In fact, it might not be Melissa Lee at all. In fact, I think it is Harete Hipango in her SOP 467. In relation to both of those that call upon the medical practitioners to take account of cultural considerations—or, in the case of Harete Hipango's SOP, the Treaty of Waitangi—I just say that that is entirely inappropriate in a consultation between a woman of whatever ethnic background consulting with her medical practitioner on an abortion. The only considerations that apply are her health and, possibly, the health of the fetus, depending on what the circumstances are. 