The current law also requires a sign-off by two certifying consultants. In oral submissions, Dr Aimee Kettoola, a general paediatrician, spoke about the undue burden this loose criteria, wellbeing, will place on doctors. In her words, "As a doctor, I don't even know what that means." She also argues that the broad and loose criteria will make late-term abortions easier as it significantly lowers the threshold for eligibility. It would be difficult to see any instances where abortion could reasonably be refused by any medical practitioner, given the terminology of criteria in this bill before us today. This leaves health practitioners dangerously exposed should they deem that an abortion for that woman post - 20 weeks is not appropriate.