SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Mr Chair, and thank you for an opportunity to speak on the Abortion Legislation Bill in the committee stage. I do just want to start by acknowledging Louisa Wall for her consistency in regards to the issue of referendums, because she is consistent in her advocacy that issues like this should not be put out to a vote, and I acknowledge the fact that she also voted against our referendum on the End of Life Choice Bill. So I do just want to acknowledge you, Louisa Wall, and your contribution on that issue, and I do, in acknowledging her position, also acknowledge the inconsistency of many other colleagues in this House who view this issue and decided that they do not wish to put this to a referendum because they do not feel that this is the type of issue, for whatever reason—whereas the issue of a referendum on the End of Life Choice Bill was, of course, for political convenience.