Members of the committee will know that in the bill there is provision for conscientious objection. So if there's someone anywhere along the spectrum of engagement with a person seeking an abortion or seeking emergency contraception, the person to whom that request is made is able to say, "I don't do this."—they can register a conscientious objection. The Abortion Legislation Committee did a very generous and fair allowance for conscientious objection, in my view. The bill further says that if a woman is seeking emergency contraception which avoids her getting pregnant—that's the purpose of emergency contraception—she might go to a chemist who says, "No, I'm a conscientious objector; I'm not going to dispense that prescription for you.", the bill requires that chemist to give the woman the name of somebody who will dispense the prescription to her.