A debate regarding the mandatory three-day wait period for abortions is ongoing within the health committee in Ireland. Two General Practitioners (GPs) are scheduled to present arguments in favor of maintaining the existing three-day waiting period. The discussion centers on the current regulations governing access to abortion services in Ireland. The GPs' testimony is expected to address the medical and ethical considerations surrounding the waiting period. This debate is part of a broader review of abortion legislation in Ireland, assessing its impact on both patients and healthcare providers. The outcome of this review could lead to potential changes in the law surrounding abortion access in Ireland.