Okay so, we are saying this now. The motion presented as is abortion. So now, my first point, now what is abortion? Abortion is when a parent or a mother terminates the pregnancy due to issues such as poverty and unplanned pregnancies. So now the question that lays before us is should we allow abortion? So now firstly what does abortion touch? Abortion touches to one of the constitutional values or one of the fundamental rights of a human which is right to life. So if we now, if now you upper the child, meaning that you end a life which hadn't already started. If you end the fetus, if you cut it or take it, terminate the pregnancy, it means that you allow the fetus or allowing the child, not allowing the child privilege to live in this world. You're not giving them a chance. Now if we go against abortion and not be protecting that same life which needs to be protected that why in the Constitution it is outlined that the Constitution The speaker is making a statement about the rights of the Constitution The is now making our constitution to be unbiased. But anything as the constitution section 2 of the constitution states that anything that is inconsistent with what the constitution is saying is declared invalid. So now, we are proud of you that you declare abortion invalid because now it is infringing over the right of life of the fetus, the unborn fetus. Now, instead of abortion, there are other several alternatives of how the child can be kept, rather than you ending their life, rather than a mother ending the child's life. This process has an impact on you, it has an impact on you mentally and has an impact on your body as that abortion can lead to medical issues such as you being infertile. But if it happens that you are your only child and you have already adopted the child. Now I urge the house to think boldly when approaching such issues.