I come here today to speak on this bill from very personal experience I've had. My first real experience of abortion was as a police officer talking to a police woman who used to work undercover finding abortionists. Their job was to go out there and set themselves up as a pregnant woman and, as they did so, find out who was actually the local abortionist—and they were criminals. For those who are seeking to refight the abortion battle, I say to you, forget it. That's not what we're here to do. I would never be part of anything that sent women back into the backstreets of Masterton, of Whangarei, or of Invercargill, because that's what happens if you make this illegal. So it's not that.