I'd like to address the argument that I anticipate would be made against the existence of a right of conscientious objection in relation to abortion, and it goes something along the following lines. They will say that a person should not seek employment where things will be done of which they disapprove. So we might give the example of a vegan who applies for a job at a butcher's shop. Well, with all due respect, the hospital is not the same as a butchery—or, at least, should not be—and that's because other activities that I would class as genuine healthcare also happen in hospitals. So it's entirely reasonable for a person to seek employment in a hospital, a public hospital, that performs health activities that a person has trained for and is happily carrying out without needing to be forced into a regime with which they are not comfortable and, indeed, which they are against—which they are deeply opposed to.