He ignored his own scientific polls, saying he knew better because he talked to people on the street. And after years of relentless propaganda, the polling numbers began to shift in favour of tax cuts. Permit anti-choice protesters to impede women access to abortion facilities by physically blocking doors etc. This could be accomplished by Day appointing an anti-choice Minister of Justice and Solicitor General. We have, in fact, seen the effects of this because our current Solicitor General, Lawrence McAuley is anti-choice and has shown no interest in increasing protection for abortion providers.
Day agrees with anti-abortion protests.
Impose a gag rule on family planning agencies that receive federal funding, censoring information on the abortion option or refuse to provide any funding to such agencies. At the same time Day says he wouldn't let his personal views affect policy he also defends his right to express his religious beliefs while participating in public life. Day's opposition to abortion, his desire to see it illegal and to allow this to happen through referendums or free votes is based on his religious beliefs that life begins at conception. There is strong evidence that when fundamentalist religions have political power, civil rights go out the window. Day says the Alliance has no plans to change abortion laws but voters have the right to put those issues on the agenda through petitions or lobbying their MPs.