In relation to other comments by Mr O'Connor—and I know he argues that we are dehumanising the child. We are not; abortion is not about, you know, killing children. It is about women who, early in their pregnancy, make a decision they don't want the pregnancy and seek medical assistance accordingly. Women do not, halfway through pregnancy, decide on a whim they no longer want the pregnancy. No one can ever point to a situation where that has happened. That is not how it is, and we do great disrespect, and members in the public gallery do as well, to women in this country if they think that women in this country kind of just at random and spontaneously partway through a pregnancy—20 weeks, 30 weeks, or, as some have argued, at birth—decide they're going to terminate the pregnancy. That doesn't happen. It is a ridiculous assertion to make. It is an insult to the women of New Zealand, and I just hope that people might stop saying it. It doesn't help—people can put all sorts of photos and images up. That does not reflect the reality of the issue we are dealing with. It is simply false to say so, and those images are just plainly ridiculous. 