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Showing posts with label Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008. Show all posts
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Wednesday, 4 February 2015

Only 14% of female MPs voted sensibly compared to 28% of male MPs in the 3-parent baby vote


510 MPs voted and only 182 or 33% of them voted sensibly. 

Out of the 510 MPs, 403 or 79% of them are male, and 107 or 20% of them female.

Out of the 403 male MPs, 114 or 28% of them voted sensibly.  

Out of the 107 female MPs, only 16 or 14% of them voted sensibly.




TIME TO TELL FEMINISM TO FUCK OFF.



Alana Saarinen is a thirteen year old girl who lives with her mum and dad in Michigan, USA. She loves playing golf and the piano, listening to music and hanging out with friends. In those respects, she's like many teenagers around the world. Except she's not, because every cell in Alana's body isn't like mine and yours; Alana is one of a handful of people in the world who have DNA from three people. The BBC's Science Correspondent Rebecca Morelle explores how more children like Alana could be born. This programme examines the safety and health implications of this new science. For some it is controversial. For those who have these specific genetic diseases, it is the way they could have their own healthy child. The UK is playing a pioneering role in developing the technique, called mitochondrial replacement, and Parliament has just voted to make the process legal. But despite that, there are a small number of children in the world, like Alana Saarinen, who have DNA from three people already. Although a small sample, they could answer some of the questions people have, such as will they be healthy, do they feel like they have three parents and would they like to trace the donor one day in the future?

http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm201415/cmhansrd/cm150203/debtext/150203-0002.htm#15020348000001

NOES
Male 
  1. Aldous, Peter
  2. Amess, Sir David
  3. Anderson, Mr David
  4. Baker, Steve
  5. Banks, Gordon
  6. Bebb, Guto
  7. Bellingham, Mr Henry
  8. Berry, Jake
  9. Binley, Mr Brian
  10. Blackman, Bob
  11. Brazier, Mr Julian
  12. Burns, Conor
  13. Burns, rh Mr Simon
  14. Burrowes, Mr David
  15. Campbell, Mr Gregory
  16. Cash, Sir William
  17. Chishti, Rehman
  18. Chope, Mr Christopher
  19. Clarke, rh Mr Tom
  20. Colvile, Oliver
  21. Crausby, Mr David
  22. Cunningham, Sir Tony
  23. Davies, Glyn
  24. Davies, Philip
  25. de Bois, Nick
  26. Donaldson, rh Mr Jeffrey M.
  27. Donohoe, Mr Brian H.
  28. Drax, Richard
  29. Durkan, Mark
  30. Elphicke, Charlie
  31. Evans, Mr Nigel
  32. Evennett, Mr David
  33. Field, Mark
  34. Flello, Robert
  35. Francois, rh Mr Mark
  36. Fuller, Richard
  37. Gale, Sir Roger
  38. Glen, John
  39. Goldsmith, Zac
  40. Gray, Mr James
  41. Grayling, rh Chris
  42. Greatrex, Tom
  43. Hanson, rh Mr David
  44. Hayes, rh Mr John
  45. Heald, Sir Oliver
  46. Hemming, John
  47. Hinds, Damian
  48. Hoban, Mr Mark
  49. Holloway, Mr Adam
  50. Howarth, Sir Gerald
  51. Jackson, Mr Stewart
  52. Jones, rh Mr David
  53. Jones, Mr Marcus
  54. Jones, Susan Elan
  55. Kane, Mike
  56. Kaufman, rh Sir Gerald
  57. Kawczynski, Daniel
  58. Lefroy, Jeremy
  59. Leigh, Sir Edward
  60. Lopresti, Jack
  61. MacNeil, Mr Angus Brendan
  62. Marsden, Mr Gordon
  63. McCann, Mr Michael
  64. McCartney, Karl
  65. McCrea, Dr William
  66. McGovern, Jim
  67. McPartland, Stephen
  68. Meale, Sir Alan
  69. Menzies, Mark
  70. Mudie, Mr George
  71. Mulholland, Greg
  72. Murphy, rh Paul
  73. Neill, Robert
  74. Nuttall, Mr David
  75. Ollerenshaw, Eric
  76. Owen, Albert
  77. Pawsey, Mark
  78. Penning, rh Mike
  79. Percy, Andrew
  80. Pincher, Christopher
  81. Pound, Stephen
  82. Randall, rh Sir John
  83. Reckless, Mark
  84. Rees-Mogg, Jacob
  85. Robertson, Mr Laurence
  86. Rogerson, Dan
  87. Roy, Mr Frank
  88. Ruffley, Mr David
  89. Rutley, David
  90. Scott, Mr Lee
  91. Selous, Andrew
  92. Shannon, Jim
  93. Shepherd, Sir Richard
  94. Sheridan, Jim
  95. Shuker, Gavin
  96. Stevenson, John
  97. Stewart, Iain
  98. Streeter, Mr Gary
  99. Stuart, Mr Graham
  100. Swayne, rh Mr Desmond
  101. Syms, Mr Robert
  102. Tapsell, rh Sir Peter
  103. Timms, rh Stephen
  104. Turner, Mr Andrew
  105. Vaz, rh Keith
  106. Wallace, Mr Ben
  107. Weir, Mr Mike
  108. Wharton, James
  109. Whittaker, Craig
  110. Williams, Mr Mark
  111. Wilson, Sammy
  112. Wright, rh Jeremy
  113. Mr Peter Bone
  114. Mr Philip Hollobone

NOES
Female
  1. Bruce, Fiona
  2. Coffey, Dr Thérèse
  3. Doyle, Gemma
  4. Doyle-Price, Jackie
  5. Gillan, rh Mrs Cheryl
  6. Glass, Pat
  7. Hermon, Lady
  8. Hillier, Meg
  9. Hoey, Kate
  10. Leadsom, Andrea
  11. Mahmood, Shabana
  12. Main, Mrs Anne
  13. McGuire, rh Dame Anne
  14. McIntosh, Miss Anne
  15. Ritchie, Ms Margaret
  16. Teather, Sarah

AYES
Male

  1. Adams, Nigel
  2. Afriyie, Adam
  3. Ainsworth, rh Mr Bob
  4. Alexander, rh Danny
  5. Alexander, rh Mr Douglas
  6. Allen, Mr Graham
  7. Andrew, Stuart
  8. Arbuthnot, rh Mr James
  9. Ashworth, Jonathan
  10. Austin, Ian
  11. Bailey, Mr Adrian
  12. Baker, rh Norman
  13. Balls, rh Ed
  14. Barclay, Stephen
  15. Baron, Mr John
  16. Barron, rh Kevin
  17. Bayley, Sir Hugh
  18. Beith, rh Sir Alan
  19. Benn, rh Hilary
  20. Benyon, Richard
  21. Beresford, Sir Paul
  22. Betts, Mr Clive
  23. Bingham, Andrew
  24. Blenkinsop, Tom
  25. Blomfield, Paul
  26. Blunt, Crispin
  27. Boles, Nick
  28. Bottomley, Sir Peter
  29. Bradshaw, rh Mr Ben
  30. Brady, Mr Graham
  31. Brake, rh Tom
  32. Brennan, Kevin
  33. Bridgen, Andrew
  34. Brine, Steve
  35. Brown, rh Mr Nicholas
  36. Brown, Mr Russell
  37. Browne, Mr Jeremy
  38. Bruce, rh Sir Malcolm
  39. Bryant, Chris
  40. Buckland, Mr Robert
  41. Burden, Richard
  42. Burley, Mr Aidan
  43. Burnham, rh Andy
  44. Burstow, rh Paul
  45. Burt, rh Alistair
  46. Byles, Dan
  47. Byrne, rh Mr Liam
  48. Cable, rh Vince
  49. Cairns, Alun
  50. Cameron, rh Mr David
  51. Campbell, rh Mr Alan
  52. Campbell, rh Sir Menzies
  53. Campbell, Mr Ronnie
  54. Carmichael, rh Mr Alistair
  55. Carmichael, Neil
  56. Carswell, Douglas
  57. Caton, Martin
  58. Clappison, Mr James
  59. Clark, rh Greg
  60. Clarke, rh Mr Kenneth
  61. Clegg, rh Mr Nick
  62. Clifton-Brown, Geoffrey
  63. Collins, Damian
  64. Connarty, Michael
  65. Corbyn, Jeremy
  66. Crabb, rh Stephen
  67. Crockart, Mike
  68. Cunningham, Alex
  69. Cunningham, Mr Jim
  70. Danczuk, Simon
  71. Darling, rh Mr Alistair
  72. Davey, rh Mr Edward
  73. David, Wayne
  74. Davidson, Mr Ian
  75. Davies, David T. C. (Monmouth)
  76. Davies, Geraint
  77. Denham, rh Mr John
  78. Djanogly, Mr Jonathan
  79. Dobson, rh Frank
  80. Doran, Mr Frank
  81. Doughty, Stephen
  82. Duncan, rh Sir Alan
  83. Dunne, Mr Philip
  84. Efford, Clive
  85. Ellis, Michael
  86. Ellwood, Mr Tobias
  87. Evans, Chris
  88. Evans, Graham
  89. Fabricant, Michael
  90. Fallon, rh Michael
  91. Farrelly, Paul
  92. Farron, Tim
  93. Fitzpatrick, Jim
  94. Flynn, Paul
  95. Foster, rh Mr Don
  96. Freeman, George
  97. Freer, Mike
  98. Gapes, Mike
  99. Gardiner, Barry
  100. Garnier, Sir Edward
  101. Garnier, Mark
  102. Gauke, Mr David
  103. George, Andrew
  104. Gibb, Mr Nick
  105. Gilbert, Stephen
  106. Goodwill, Mr Robert
  107. Gove, rh Michael
  108. Graham, Richard
  109. Green, rh Damian
  110. Grieve, rh Mr Dominic
  111. Griffiths, Andrew
  112. Gyimah, Mr Sam
  113. Hague, rh Mr William
  114. Hain, rh Mr Peter
  115. Halfon, Robert
  116. Hames, Duncan
  117. Hamilton, Mr David
  118. Hamilton, Fabian
  119. Hammond, Stephen
  120. Hancock, Mr Mike
  121. Hands, rh Greg
  122. Harper, Mr Mark
  123. Harris, Mr Tom
  124. Hart, Simon
  125. Harvey, Sir Nick
  126. Haselhurst, rh Sir Alan
  127. Havard, Mr Dai
  128. Healey, rh John
  129. Heath, Mr David
  130. Heaton-Harris, Chris
  131. Henderson, Gordon
  132. Hendry, Charles
  133. Herbert, rh Nick
  134. Heyes, David
  135. Hollingbery, George
  136. Hood, Mr Jim
  137. Horwood, Martin
  138. Hosie, Stewart
  139. Howarth, rh Mr George
  140. Howell, John
  141. Hughes, rh Simon
  142. Hunt, rh Mr Jeremy
  143. Hunt, Tristram
  144. Hunter, Mark
  145. Huppert, Dr Julian
  146. Hurd, Mr Nick
  147. Irranca-Davies, Huw
  148. Javid, rh Sajid
  149. Jenkin, Mr Bernard
  150. Jenrick, Robert
  151. Johnson, rh Alan
  152. Johnson, Gareth
  153. Johnson, Joseph
  154. Jones, Andrew
  155. Jones, Graham
  156. Jones, Mr Kevan
  157. Kirby, Simon
  158. Knight, rh Sir Greg
  159. Kwarteng, Kwasi
  160. Lamb, rh Norman
  161. Lancaster, Mark
  162. Lansley, rh Mr Andrew
  163. Lavery, Ian
  164. Lee, Dr Phillip
  165. Leech, Mr John
  166. Leslie, Chris
  167. Letwin, rh Mr Oliver
  168. Lewis, Brandon
  169. Lewis, Dr Julian
  170. Lilley, rh Mr Peter
  171. Lloyd, Stephen
  172. Llwyd, rh Mr Elfyn
  173. Loughton, Tim
  174. Love, Mr Andrew
  175. Lucas, Ian
  176. Luff, Sir Peter
  177. Mahmood, Mr Khalid
  178. Mann, John
  179. McCabe, Steve
  180. McCartney, Jason
  181. McDonnell, John
  182. McFadden, rh Mr Pat
  183. McKenzie, Mr Iain
  184. Mearns, Ian
  185. Metcalfe, Stephen
  186. Miliband, rh Edward
  187. Miller, Andrew
  188. Mills, Nigel
  189. Mitchell, Austin
  190. Moore, rh Michael
  191. Morrice, Graeme  (Livingston)
  192. Morris, Grahame M. (Easington)
  193. Morris, James
  194. Mosley, Stephen
  195. Mowat, David
  196. Murray, Ian
  197. Newmark, Mr Brooks
  198. Norman, Jesse
  199. Offord, Dr Matthew
  200. Opperman, Guy
  201. Osborne, rh Mr George
  202. Ottaway, rh Sir Richard
  203. Paice, rh Sir James
  204. Parish, Neil
  205. Paterson, rh Mr Owen
  206. Perkins, Toby
  207. Phillips, Stephen
  208. Pickles, rh Mr Eric
  209. Poulter, Dr Daniel
  210. Prisk, Mr Mark
  211. Raab, Mr Dominic
  212. Raynsford, rh Mr Nick
  213. Redwood, rh Mr John
  214. Reid, Mr Alan
  215. Reynolds, Jonathan
  216. Rifkind, rh Sir Malcolm
  217. Robathan, rh Mr Andrew
  218. Robertson, Angus
  219. Robertson, rh Sir Hugh
  220. Robertson, John
  221. Rotheram, Steve
  222. Russell, Sir Bob
  223. Sanders, Mr Adrian
  224. Sawford, Andy
  225. Shapps, rh Grant
  226. Sheerman, Mr Barry
  227. Shelbrooke, Alec
  228. Simpson, Mr Keith
  229. Skidmore, Chris
  230. Skinner, Mr Dennis
  231. Slaughter, Mr Andy
  232. Smith, Henry
  233. Smith, Julian
  234. Smith, Nick
  235. Smith, Sir Robert
  236. Soames, rh Sir Nicholas
  237. Spellar, rh Mr John
  238. Spencer, Mr Mark
  239. Stanley, rh Sir John
  240. Stephenson, Andrew
  241. Stewart, Bob
  242. Stewart, Rory
  243. Straw, rh Mr Jack
  244. Stride, Mel
  245. Stringer, Graham
  246. Stunell, rh Sir Andrew
  247. Sturdy, Julian
  248. Sutcliffe, Mr Gerry
  249. Swales, Ian
  250. Swire, rh Mr Hugo
  251. Tami, Mark
  252. Thomas, Mr Gareth
  253. Thornton, Mike
  254. Thurso, rh John
  255. Tomlinson, Justin
  256. Tredinnick, David
  257. Trickett, Jon
  258. Turner, Karl
  259. Twigg, Derek
  260. Twigg, Stephen
  261. Tyrie, Mr Andrew
  262. Umunna, Mr Chuka
  263. Vaizey, Mr Edward
  264. Walker, Mr Charles
  265. Walker, Mr Robin
  266. Ward, Mr David
  267. Watson, Mr Tom
  268. Weatherley, Mike
  269. Webb, rh Steve
  270. Wheeler, Heather
  271. White, Chris
  272. Whitehead, Dr Alan
  273. Whittingdale, Mr John
  274. Wiggin, Bill
  275. Willetts, rh Mr David
  276. Williams, Hywel
  277. Williams, Roger
  278. Williams, Stephen
  279. Williamson, Gavin
  280. Willott, rh Jenny
  281. Wilson, Phil
  282. Winnick, Mr David
  283. Wishart, Pete
  284. Woodcock, John
  285. Wright, Mr Iain
  286. Wright, Simon
  287. Yeo, Mr Tim
  288. Young, rh Sir George
  289. Zahawi, Nadhim
  290. Gavin Barwell
  291. John Penrose
AYES
Female

  1. Abrahams, Debbie
  2. Alexander, Heidi
  3. Baldwin, Harriett
  4. Beckett, rh Margaret
  5. Begg, Dame Anne
  6. Berger, Luciana
  7. Blackman-Woods, Roberta
  8. Blackwood, Nicola
  9. Bradley, Karen
  10. Brooke, rh Annette
  11. Brown, Lyn
  12. Buck, Ms Karen
  13. Burt, Lorely
  14. Chapman, Jenny
  15. Clark, Katy
  16. Clwyd, rh Ann
  17. Coffey, Ann
  18. Cooper, rh Yvette
  19. Creasy, Stella
  20. Crouch, Tracey
  21. De Piero, Gloria
  22. Dinenage, Caroline
  23. Dorries, Nadine
  24. Eagle, Ms Angela
  25. Ellison, Jane
  26. Ellman, Mrs Louise
  27. Engel, Natascha
  28. Gilmore, Sheila
  29. Grant, Mrs Helen
  30. Green, Kate
  31. Greening, rh Justine
  32. Greenwood, Lilian
  33. Griffith, Nia
  34. Harman, rh Ms Harriet
  35. Harris, Rebecca
  36. Hilling, Julie
  37. Hodge, rh Margaret
  38. Hodgson, Mrs Sharon
  39. Hilling, Julie
  40. Hodge, rh Margaret
  41. Hodgson, Mrs Sharon
  42. Jackson, Glenda
  43. James, Margot
  44. Jamieson, Cathy
  45. Johnson, Diana
  46. Jowell, rh Dame Tessa
  47. Kendall, Liz
  48. Latham, Pauline
  49. Lee, Jessica
  50. Leslie, Charlotte
  51. Lewell-Buck, Mrs Emma
  52. Long, Naomi
  53. Lucas, Caroline
  54. Lumley, Karen
  55. Mactaggart, Fiona
  56. Malhotra, Seema
  57. McCarthy, Kerry
  58. McDonagh, Siobhain
  59. McInnes, Liz
  60. McKechin, Ann
  61. Miller, rh Maria
  62. Milton, Anne
  63. Moon, Mrs Madeleine
  64. Mordaunt, Penny
  65. Morgan, rh Nicky
  66. Morris, Anne Marie
  67. Munn, Meg
  68. Munt, Tessa
  69. Murray, Sheryll
  70. Nandy, Lisa
  71. Newton, Sarah
  72. Nokes, Caroline
  73. O'Donnell, Fiona
  74. Onwurah, Chi
  75. Osborne, Sandra
  76. Perry, Claire
  77. Phillipson, Bridget
  78. Powell, Lucy
  79. Reeves, Rachel
  80. Riordan, Mrs Linda
  81. Rudd, Amber
  82. Sandys, Laura
  83. Seabeck, Alison
  84. Smith, Angela
  85. Smith, Chloe
  86. Soubry, Anna
  87. Spelman, rh Mrs Caroline
  88. Stuart, Ms Gisela
  89. Swinson, Jo
  90. Thornberry, Emily
  91. Truss, rh Elizabeth
  92. Villiers, rh Mrs Theresa
  93. Watkinson, Dame Angela
  94. Whiteford, Dr Eilidh
  95. Winterton, rh Ms Rosie
  96. Wollaston, Dr Sarah

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Three-parent embryo is actually dysgenic, but my comment was deleted from Mercatornet

http://www.mercatornet.com/articles/view/creating_three_parent_embryos_is_eugenics

Below was the comment that was deleted:

"It is actually dysgenic to assist reproductively defective women to have babies. These women are merely guinea pigs to these doctors who want subjects on which to experiment.

The possibility of a cure is not a guarantee of a cure and experiments can go wrong.

However, it is apparently not the job of MPs to consider whether such a policy would be in the national interest or whether the possibility of genetically defective babies born this way become a further burden on the state and be seen as a misfortune for their parents enticed into going along with this experiment.

Their purpose, as they see it, is to practise gesture politics and show how much they care in order to acquire as many dysgenic female votes as they possibly can, by hook or by crook."

Alana Saarinen is a thirteen year old girl who lives with her mum and dad in Michigan, USA. She loves playing golf and the piano, listening to music and hanging out with friends. In those respects, she's like many teenagers around the world. Except she's not, because every cell in Alana's body isn't like mine and yours; Alana is one of a handful of people in the world who have DNA from three people. The BBC's Science Correspondent Rebecca Morelle explores how more children like Alana could be born. This programme examines the safety and health implications of this new science. For some it is controversial. For those who have these specific genetic diseases, it is the way they could have their own healthy child. The UK is playing a pioneering role in developing the technique, called mitochondrial replacement, and Parliament has just voted to make the process legal. But despite that, there are a small number of children in the world, like Alana Saarinen, who have DNA from three people already. Although a small sample, they could answer some of the questions people have, such as will they be healthy, do they feel like they have three parents and would they like to trace the donor one day in the future?

What are MPs who vote for the amendment to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 hoping to achieve?
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Tuesday, 3 February 2015

What are MPs who vote for the amendment to the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act 2008 hoping to achieve?

Alana Saarinen is a thirteen year old girl who lives with her mum and dad in Michigan, USA. She loves playing golf and the piano, listening to music and hanging out with friends. In those respects, she's like many teenagers around the world. Except she's not, because every cell in Alana's body isn't like mine and yours; Alana is one of a handful of people in the world who have DNA from three people. The BBC's Science Correspondent Rebecca Morelle explores how more children like Alana could be born. This programme examines the safety and health implications of this new science. For some it is controversial. For those who have these specific genetic diseases, it is the way they could have their own healthy child. The UK is playing a pioneering role in developing the technique, called mitochondrial replacement, and Parliament has just voted to make the process legal. But despite that, there are a small number of children in the world, like Alana Saarinen, who have DNA from three people already. Although a small sample, they could answer some of the questions people have, such as will they be healthy, do they feel like they have three parents and would they like to trace the donor one day in the future?




IVF expert fears ‘carry-over’ risk in three-parent baby technique



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