So my amendment to section 11 outlines some relatively simple, but I think safer, criteria that will ensure that where consideration is being given to abortion post - 20 weeks—and there will be occasions when it should be given—there are some relatively simple provisions that should be applied: that the woman is more than 20 weeks pregnant, that there is a risk to the life or of serious harm to the physical or mental health of the woman, and that the fetus is so medically impaired as to be unlikely to survive beyond birth. And they are relatively simple criteria, but it just ensures that there will actually be some consideration there beyond simply—and I have to say there is some very subjective terminology around what is appropriate in the circumstances—"if the health practitioner reasonably believes that the abortion is clinically appropriate in the circumstances."