The second issue I raised in my first reading speech was the fact that I don't believe there's adequate protection for those woman entering the abortion process post - 20 weeks. Also, I don't believe there's adequate protection—and I suppose I'm not so much talking about protection or safety mechanisms, advice, and support for those people who find themselves at 20 weeks carrying a child with serious disability. I can't imagine what I would do in those circumstances. The other thing I don't think there's enough protection around is when it comes to the sex of the fetus. I don't know whether that will make any difference at all, but I think it's a risk we're taking as a Parliament to go into this process without enough support and without enough knowledge, in fact, of what might happen as a result of that. At present I think there were some 56 abortions post - 20 weeks in 2018, so it's not a significant issue from that perspective. But I do think we're taking some risk with it and I feel uncomfortable about it. 