This is not abortion on demand; that is simply untrue. In every situation that the bill provides for, the doctor is always the decision maker, not the woman. The woman can certainly request the service, but the doctor is the decision maker, and the doctor is never compelled to carry out a termination where he or she doesn't believe that that is the appropriate treatment in any given case. It is not, despite what is being said, abortion up to birth. Those of us who sat on the select committee—and I was privileged to be in that role—heard the providers being very clear on this point. It is fatuous and misleading to suggest otherwise.