I'm the father of an intellectually handicapped son who's now 27 years old, and what this post - 20 week legislation will mean is that for parents who do find out that they have a child who may not be "normal", who isn't what they had hoped the child would be, all of a sudden a whole new set of pressures are going to go on as a result of this legislation. While we have the same consultative process, pretty much, we have now pre - 20 weeks which will be imposed post - 20 weeks, I look at the committee's report where they say, "We have confidence that doctors base their decisions on these legal and ethical guidelines. However, we note the bill does not explicitly state the legal and ethical frameworks a doctor would use." This is the essence of the debate. There is going to be a considerable amount of discretion able to be used by those doctors.