They add in a requirement that the medical professional has to have regard to his or her relevant legal, professional and ethical standards to which they are subject, and also consider the woman's physical health, mental health, and overall wellbeing, and, of course, the gestational age of the fetus. I go back to the point that I just made: women at 20 weeks into the pregnancy do not make a decision on a whim. In the end, this is about having a legal framework within which women can make these decisions and are, and should be, trusted to make these decisions, as you would expect any human being who is confronted with a situation to do so. I note that the committee intended to reflect in legislation the process that already occurs when women are considering abortion at this stage of the pregnancy.