The new section 11A starts out through the "Provision of abortion services to woman who is not competent to make an informed choice and give informed consent (1) Prior to providing abortion services to a woman, the qualified health practitioner must determine whether the woman has capacity to—(a) make an informed choice; and (b) to provide informed consent to abortion services." And this will take a test. It will take a test and, if it is found that the woman is incapable of making that decision, there needs to be some form of support for her, because she becomes so vulnerable. So my insertion of new section 11A protects vulnerable women. I think it actually adds to this bill. It makes it more robust and more protective of those women that have capacity issues, and I believe that there needs to be a legal guardian of the woman or somebody that is able to communicate with her to explain to her what has been put on around abortion services and allow her to make that informed consent without being bullied or coerced into that decision "by the court or an agent … following an application for the exercise of the court's jurisdiction under the relevant provisions of—(i) the Care of Children Acts 2004: (ii) the Protection of Personal Property Rights Act 1988: (iii) and other relevant statute."