Further down in section 11, it says that "a qualified health practitioner … must consult at least 1 other qualified health practitioner:", and I've spoken in the House about this part before. There is no definition of what that consultation must entail. Does the second doctor cite the medical records, or even have a consultation in person with the woman? There is no accountability or checks and balances on whether that consultation actually happens. The bill is silent on what happens if the second doctor does not agree with the first doctor. So, in effect, that part is meaningless and doesn't add anything into putting some real boundaries or accountability into the post - 20 week criteria. So, in essence, it is actually still one doctor. 