Catherine Murphy (Kildare North, Social Democrats) | Oireachtas source

The witness talked about the half statement of the right to choose. I believe the right to choose means one would have bodily autonomy. It is not a half term; it is a very descriptive one. It is the right to have a baby and it is the right to control fertility. It is quite a wide-ranging term and it is very cheap to refer to it as a half statement. It is about women having bodily autonomy. Does the witness think there should be anything different about women and men having bodily autonomy?