I guess the context of the definition of "emergency" contraception is really important, from a Medical Council perspective, about what a medical emergency is. I quote: "a sudden, unforeseen injury, illness or complication, demanding immediate or early professional care to save life or prevent gross disability, pain or distress. The immediate responsibility of the doctor faced with, or called to an emergency is to apply his knowledge"—the language in the particular document—"and skill to the saving of life and relief of suffering and to establish the most favourable conditions for his patient's ultimate recovery. This is the basic philosophy of medicine".