People do have very strong feelings on this issue, and I fully acknowledge this. Some of these strong feelings find expression in protests outside abortion clinics, and these protests can take a number of forms. They can involve posters or models of questionable accuracy and varying levels of gore. The provision of information can be distributed that is, in my experience, often fact-bereft and upsetting, and there can be louder protests with high emotions—chanting, singing, sometimes hymns, abuse, and sometimes upsetting language of a vile and abusive nature. Many of the protesters would argue, perhaps, that they are only there to peacefully express their objection. Others might perhaps argue that their purpose is to change the minds of the people accessing healthcare that they themselves disapprove of. Some might say that they only wish to pray for the folk accessing healthcare or for the providers of healthcare. 