I go back to the point I made before: Simon O'Connor was concerned about doctors putting pressure on parents. Now, this might be a matter of perception, because I think—in fact, all the evidence I have, and at my age I've consulted a few medical practitioners—they have an obligation to be, and in my experience New Zealand health practitioners are very good at being, very realistic to people about the medical condition that they're facing, and what might to some at a very sensitive, vulnerable moment look like pressure might actually just be some blunt advice about "This is the reality of the situation you're facing. Your health interests are compromised."—or it may be in some cases the health of the fetus is seriously compromised.