I'm returning to clause 18 as proposed: cultural considerations to be recognised. In addressing the House, the explanatory note to this Supplementary Order Paper—for the benefit of members of the public listening in—is very much prefacing the health disparity and outcome for New Zealand Māori, which is far worse and disproportionate than for non-Māori in our nation. This bill is very much focused on the accessibility and availability of a quality abortion service. This debate is to reform health outcomes for women, the pregnant women, many of whom are in fact children under the age of 14, and it's also very important, with this health reform, to be cognisant of the fact that we are not absent of cultural context and the relationship of the Treaty of Waitangi and where that is positioned in our nationscape.