Like I said in my introduction of my speech, I don't stand here to represent all Tongans. I don't stand here to represent all Christians. I stand here to represent what I've heard through the select committee and my definition of what this bill does. I accept that it's trying to reform the legislation, but we must also remember that abortion is legal in New Zealand, but there is an opportunity to differentiate between a child and an adult. And I disagree with the fact that it is an informed decision by a woman who is pregnant at 14 to have an abortion. I disagree with that—that it is informed. And I also disagree with the fact that it's the woman's choice, because, at the end of the day, it is the health practitioner that makes the decision for the woman to have an abortion. And in that tone, I oppose this bill to the House.