I think the other piece I wanted to touch on, because I, initially, wanted to have automatic safe zones, and that was what I came into this thinking—and we didn't get to that at the end of the process, because we could not guarantee a process to set that up that would have a logic to it, now that abortions no longer just happen in a very limited number of places, where they could be provided through mobile clinics, or in doctors' surgeries around the country. How would we coherently do that, to set them up automatically? Also, if we set them up automatically with set areas, without thinking through the logistics of the space, actually it could have some perverse and negative outcomes that wouldn't achieve our desired goal. While it may not be what I initially wanted, I think this will work, and again, next week it will be two years since this country decriminalised abortion. We've seen in recent surveys an increase in the number of people in this country who believe women should have the right to choose what they do with their body. That represents progress; this represents progress. I look forward to a time when women and pregnant people are free of all stigma, to be able to care for their own health. 