I am looking at clause 7—after section 11, the insertion of 11A. What this Supplementary Order Paper on the new section 11A proposes is the provision of abortion services to a woman who is not competent to make an informed choice and give informed consent. We want to be able to protect them and give them those choices. The vulnerability of women who lack capacity to consent was highlighted in a recent English court that found that it was in the best interests of a 24-year-old woman with a learning disability to compel her to have an abortion that she did not want. While this decision was overturned on appeal, it highlights the necessity for robust safeguards to protect these vulnerable women, and that's who they are. There is currently danger of women being coerced and abused by virtue of their age or their intellectual capacity to have an abortion against their will.