| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - They also held that the right of conscientious objection is qualified only by s.4(2), which is essentially the same as s.1(1)(b) and ???denotes something in the nature of an emergency; a situation where, unless the termination is carried out, the mother will die.??? Other than this, there is a right to refuse to take part in any abortion, including those carried out under s.1(1)(c).
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