THE pressure group' that most worries John Corrie is the mass of women. They have shown that they will not allow Parliament to ignore their interests in the abortion.
No final vote was taken on Corrie's Bill in Parliament last Friday but some, if not all, of the pro-abortion arguments seem to be slowly getting through.
The Minister powers to lower the time-limit NORMAN ST JOHN STEVAS for abortions according to his own whim was defeated.
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still view women and impose the instead. "substantial risk of injury' was allowed to go through by three votes.
Having allowed an amendment to pass that severely limits the grounds for MPs then said they didn't realise that this would mean such a major pressing for extra time to force his Bill through. Norman St John Stevas, leader ana a weir kaown antiabortionist and member of SPUC, will do his best to satisfy Corrie.
But unless Corrie gets government time his chances are slim. Only three further Fridays have been allocated for debate on Private Members' Bills this session — 7 March, 14 March and 4 July.
The sponsor of the 'Affiliates' Bill, due for its third reading on 14 March, has offered to make time available for Corrie After that it may have a chance to come up on 4 July.
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