So if the people opposed to terminating children who have these trisomy conditions really want to get to the nub of the issue, what they're saying is we shouldn't have an antenatal screening programme in the first place, because fundamental to the screening programme is giving parents information so that they can make decisions that best fit with their lives. It's not about anyone judging them. It's about how we can care, support, and help them through what is an incredibly emotional time, which is what everyone has talked about. So I can't support Melissa Lee's Supplementary Order Paper. It's way too restrictive and, also, I believe that it takes away the rights of parents to choose.