I've heard in this debate that there are zero children born with Down syndrome in Iceland. That is just not true. There have been two years in the last 50 years when that has been true: 1989 and 2009. The total population of Iceland is 335,000 people. It's a very small place. Their birth rate of children with Down syndrome is within a margin of error different than the birth rate of children with Down syndrome in the EU. There is no truth to the fact that their abortion laws mean that there are no children with Down syndrome born. Iceland is not New Zealand. We have a different culture. We have different value sets. We have different beliefs. And it is my view that this will not move parents to terminate a pregnancy when they wouldn't in the current situation.