Now, I'm not opposed to having a provision which allows abortions post - 20 weeks. But the current provisions are far too wide. Simply, if you look at the bill as it's proposed, new section 11(1) set out in clause 7 states, "A qualified health practitioner may only provide abortion services to a woman who is more than 20 weeks pregnant if the health practitioner reasonably believes that the abortion is clinically appropriate in the circumstances." That is the criterion. Now, there are considerations. They must consult at least one other qualified health practitioner—consult. They can consult. As we know, consultation is not decision making, and what is consultation? And they must have regard to all relevant legal, professional, ethical standards to which the qualified health practitioner is subject. Well, again, that is the same as any decision any doctor makes. 