House of Commons · Westminster Hall
Fertilised Egg Rights And Human Viability
28 November 2022 · 1 other contributor · 94 words
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raised concerns about fertilised egg rights and human viability in Westminster Hall. Response awaited from government.
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- Debate on Fertilised Egg Rights And Human Viability took place on 2022-11-28
- Concerns raised were not recorded
- No commitments were made during the debate
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Other contributors (1)
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Mr Julian Lewis objected to the use of the word 'quibble', acknowledging vast uncertainty about when potential life becomes a viable human being. He argued that just because an exact point cannot be identified, it does not mean the fertilised egg lacks the same rights as a viable human being at later stages.
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