I too read the report from the Abortion Legislation Committee. I read the report that around 2,800 submitters who wanted to be heard were not allowed to be heard—only 160, as we've heard in this House. Only 160 were allowed to have their say, of 2,800. We've had bills pass through this House where we have had thousands of people, of submitters, be allowed to submit their oral presentations, and yet in this particular bill it was stopped. Why was that? Why was the process made to be like that? Only one dissenting voice in that committee, maybe two: my colleague Agnes Loheni said we should be hearing everybody. But no, it was not the majority decision on the committee.