I am particularly worried about the provisions for making decisions about terminating a child's life in the terms of this bill. It's unenforceable and there is no genuine—it's hard to imagine the circumstances in which an abortion would not be allowed. Let's put it this way. As others have pointed out—and I refer to Melissa Lee's contribution and her Supplementary Order Paper (SOP) 459—there are potentially grounds for discrimination on the basis of the gender of the fetus and also whether the child has a disability, because taking it beyond 20 weeks means that the ability to determine whether a child has a disability is far more apparent. The provisions that she set out in her SOP to provide a certificate confirming that the doctors "are of the reasonable opinion, formed in good faith, that the unborn child is affected by a condition that is likely to lead to the death of the unborn child either before or within 28 days of birth." spells it out very carefully, I think. 