As you know, 25,000 submissions were made on this bill, with 91.6 percent opposed. There is overwhelming public interest in this bill. In particular, in terms of assessing the concerns of submitters on this bill, many—and I would say that it would be in the frame of 60 to 70 percent of those opposed—have concerns around the statutory tests of the bill. The comment was made that they thought it would lead to abortion on demand up to birth. So there is a general consensus that abortions after 20 weeks should be limited to extreme situations, and, actually, the Minister of Justice himself, Mr Andrew Little, has stated that late-term abortions are rare and should only be sought in extreme circumstances, but that is exactly the opposite of what this bill seeks to achieve. 