Please read the following table in Markdown format and then answer the question according to the table. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| Order | Minister | Party | Prime Minister | Term start | Term end | Term in office |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1.0 | Don Grimes | Labor | Hawke | 13December1984 | 16February1987 | 2years, 65days |
| 2.0 | Chris Hurford | Labor | Hawke | 16February1987 | 24July1987 | 158 days |
| 3.0 | Neal Blewett | Labor | Hawke | 24July1987 | 4April1990 | 2years, 254days |
| 4.0 | Brian Howe | Labor | Hawke | 4April1990 | 7June1991 | 3years, 355days |
| 4.0 | Brian Howe | Labor | Hawke | 7June1991 | 20December1991 | 3years, 355days |
| 4.0 | Brian Howe | Labor | Keating | 20December1991 | 24March1993 | 3years, 355days |
| 4.0 | Brian Howe | Labor | Keating | 24March1993 | 23December1993 | 3years, 355days |
| 4.0 | Brian Howe | Labor | Keating | 23December1993 | 25March1994 | 3years, 355days |
| 5.0 | Carmen Lawrence | Labor | Keating | 25March1994 | 11March1996 | 1year, 352days |
| 6.0 | Michael Wooldridge | Liberal | Howard | 11March1996 | 21October1998 | 2years, 224days |
| 7.0 | Jocelyn Newman | Liberal | Howard | 21October1998 | 30January2001 | 2years, 101days |
| 8.0 | Amanda Vanstone | Liberal | Howard | 30January2001 | 7October2003 | 2years, 250days |
| 9.0 | Kay Patterson | Liberal | Howard | 7October2003 | 27January2006 | 2years, 112days |
| 10.0 | Mal Brough | Liberal | Howard | 27January2006 | 3December2007 | 1year, 310days |
| 11.0 | Jenny Macklin | Labor | Rudd | 3December2007 | 24June2010 | 5years, 289days |
| 11.0 | Jenny Macklin | Labor | Gillard | 24June2010 | 14December2011 | 5years, 289days |
| 11.0 | Jenny Macklin | Labor | Gillard | 14December2011 | 27June2013 | 5years, 289days |
| 11.0 | Jenny Macklin | Labor | Rudd | 27June2013 | 18September2013 | 5years, 289days |
| 12.0 | Kevin Andrews | Liberal | Abbott | 18September2013 | incumbent | 136 days |
Question:
What is the end of the term associted with the Prime Minister Abbott?
Answer:
incumbent