Words you say. Tell me what the word approval means in the Parliamentary Report paragraph above. I'll wait....
It CLEARLY states the doctors 'approve' the abortion once they have signed it off.
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It CLEARLY states the doctors 'approve' the abortion once they have signed it off.
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But it is the women's opinion that counts most according to the NHS page on the subject. That also mentions processes for achieving it according to the rules they use. The usual route to the hospital side of the NHS is via a visit to a GP.
Abortion clinics. Usual rules on pills used at home
Abortion Pill | Treatment at Home | BPAS
The abortion pill, is used in medical abortions to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. BPAS is offering telephone consultation and abortion pill treatment by post for treatment at home.
www.bpas.org
The act is one thing the medical aspects are the other but by all means carry on posting opinions.
Do we really want to relitigate abortion at a time when the right is gagging for a culture war? Instead of decriminalising abortion, prosecution guidelines could change to take into account the vulnerability, mental health or poverty of women terminating their own pregnancies...abortion law does need updating: the need for two doctors signatures should go.
Victoria Pekham@the Times.
Feminists will carry on lobbying for free abortion pills to use as birth control until y'all simply give in. How long can MPs stand to be nagged at in the House of P.?
Victoria Pekham@the Times.
Feminists will carry on lobbying for free abortion pills to use as birth control until y'all simply give in. How long can MPs stand to be nagged at in the House of P.?
the word approval means this: "the formal act of approving"
Can you explain how 2 doctors signing the form is not "the formal act of approving"?
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journalists say lots of things
Do we have evidence of "being nagged at"?
how often does this nagging take place?
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It is both nothing to do with the exemption in the abortion act and is not an approval - it’s clear.
Sorry to destroy your argument.
"Pills by post" has transformed access to safe, early abortion especially for women in abusive relationships, from remote areas or closed cultures, and has mitigated harsh consequences of virtual abortion bans in many US states. It is a policy predicated on trusting women to know their minds, to control their own bodies and to state correctly their stage of pregnancy.*
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*My italics.
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When it’s a certificate of opinion.
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Certify means approval? You are literally making it up.
The certificate is a document of the opinion, a record that is it.
Only that without her in the first place there is no abortion. Also the process of seeking an abortion has been made simpler.
However, once she engages in the approval process, the Act kicks in. Culpability and the penalties for not following the Act, lie with the doctors.
The main worry for the woman at this stage is time. If the doctors can both form an opinion in good faith and sign it off, the abortion is approved.
Irrelevant.
It shows CLEARLY in the wording that they are approving the abortion.
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Omg. Even after all these pages you still don’t get that she is also the one at risk of committing an offence
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It is irrelevant quite right. Because it’s NOT LAW.
Once the form is signed and dated the abortion has been approved.
What is so hard to understand. Why do you find it so difficult to read, when it is presented to you in big writing?
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