I acknowledge my friend and parliamentary colleague Simon O'Connor and his amendment regarding births following abortion. I should say, although I said that that never happens, I am corrected. It does happen extremely rarely, when an abortion happens very late in the pregnancy. I'll go back to the point that others have made: women do not decide on a whim, substantially through the pregnancy, that they've changed their mind, they don't want the pregnancy. By 20 weeks, women want the pregnancy. They want that child, but something goes seriously wrong, and they have to consult their medical professional, and the question of abortion might arise. Now, he's concerned about the situation—the very, very and extremely rare situation—in which, having consulted about an abortion, the fetus is viable, and can be delivered viably. I acknowledge that point, but there are medical professional obligations that already surround that particular situation.