I do not like to refer to a Senator's remarks after he or she has left the Chamber, but Senator O'Toole will appreciate why I must refer to his comments. One must make a decision in regard to a viable embryo as to whether or not it is human life. If it is not human life, a different debate ensues. However, if it is human life, I suggest Senator O'Toole is on dangerous ground because he is suggesting we can use one form of life, irrespective of what stage it is at, in order to enhance the life of someone else. There is no name for that other than medical human cannibalism. In a short period of time and with few reports available other than those of the House of Lords select committee, we are debating this matter when we should be dealing with a Green Paper or reports from our own committees or one set up specifically for the purpose. However, we have no option other than to deal with the House of Lords report.