It's vaguely reminiscent of the classic line from President Richard Nixon along the lines that if the president does it, it means it's not illegal, which is to say that the person carrying out an act against another is somehow significant to the commission of the offence. While there might be legal situations in which it's possible that that's the case, in the case of an unborn child it seems to me extraordinary that we could be even contemplating as a Parliament saying that if there is a deliberate act sanctioned by the law—by which I mean sanctioned in the sense of permitted—it would be OK to cause the death of an unborn child but in other situations that will not remain so.