So the fourth reason that submitters supported the overturning of this was that it's actually racist and discriminatory, and the Greens, we would say misogynist, quite clearly, in terms of the other forms of discrimination. That this policy has impacted—56 percent of the people affected by it have been Māori and 86 percent have been women. That is embedding and reinforcing existing discrimination in our society, and really outdated views that are in contrast to the human right to be able to choose if and when to have children, and the spacing of those children—fundamental human rights acknowledged through a lot of the United Nations human rights instruments. That was in contrast to this piece of legislation, I would say.