When children are raped or are victims of incest, most of us in this House would probably support the idea that she has an abortion. I don't think there's anyone in this room who actually would suggest that "Oh no, that child should not have an abortion." or that it should be made more difficult for that child to deal with that impact of having gone through the process of being raped or the incest that she's actually suffered at the hands of—the example that the Minister actually gave was the father. That is apparently the very reason why the father or the parents are not supposed to have anything to do with the decision of a young child who decides to have an abortion. Parents are not supposed to actually be notified, even though they are not allowed to give Panadol or any kind of medication at school without the parents' consent.