I make the point in principle that it is not appropriate, in my view, for legislation to start prescribing to medical practitioners—qualified medical practitioners—how they should conduct themselves in an age when they not only have high-quality training but they are subject to professional standards in each of their professions, subject to the oversight of the Health and Disability Commissioner and the powers of investigation there, as well as the standards set by, usually, their employers—whether it's DHBs, whether it's private clinics and private medical practices. So simply setting out a bunch of prescriptive requirements, in my view, is not helpful, and I certainly won't be supporting any that do that.