I'd like to reinforce what this bill is about. It aims to protect the safety and wellbeing, and respect the privacy and dignity of women accessing abortion facilities, and practitioners providing and helping with abortion services by providing a regulation-making power that would enable safe areas to be set around specific abortion facilities. I think focusing, at this stage, on the Hon David Parker's inconsistencies with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act is really important. Essentially, he said that there were freedom of expression issues—and freedom of expression in terms of being able to seek, receive, and impart information and opinions of any kind in any form. I want to commend the select committee's engagement, then, with the Attorney-General, and, in fact, their diligence in providing the evidence to overcome this particular inconsistency.