IAN McKELVIE (National—Rangitīkei): I think this will, no doubt, be the most difficult speech that I've made in my time in this House. In the first reading of this bill, I outlined why I supported this bill, and nothing has changed in that respect. I completely trust a woman's judgment in these matters. I believe they have the right—as I do, in fact—to make decisions about their body, their lives, and their family's lives. The issue I have is that I don't believe the State has ever provided enough support to women and young families, to women in violent relationships, to rape victims, and to unwanted children. Frankly, the State doesn't provide enough support there now, and hasn't been able to resolve any of those issues in my lifetime, and I think that's one of the tragedies of our society.