There is a symbolic element, as well. We are not only talking about the ground of disability under the Human Rights Act 1993 as a basis for discrimination but also, in the way that Ms Lee has drafted her proposal, it would be outlawed to make an offence the abortion of any unborn child—and I use that phrase as it is used in the legislation—on any of the prohibited grounds of discrimination set out in section 21 of the Human Rights Act 1993. Those would be such as would apply to the unborn child if they had become a human being. So what we see there is an acknowledgment of the humanity of the unborn child and, therefore, the appropriateness that the Human Rights Act should apply, clearly, in that case. Any members of this committee and anyone who is watching this debate should, surely, realise that the prohibition in the Human Rights Act against discrimination is precisely what this proposal and, again, that of Dr Parmar were directed to seek to avoid. It is that discrimination with which we must concern ourselves and turn our attention to. 