We have a framework for abortions right now—have had since 1977—and although the number of abortions each year has been declining, there are roughly around 13,000 abortions carried out each year. That is already happening. What we are talking about is the framework under which women will be allowed to make that decision and seek advice and seek support and under which abortions will take place, but we already have a provision for that. This is nothing new; there is no giant leap in terms of social policy, and therefore, in my view, it does not justify a referendum. 