We will see that when we consider the treatment of children, the current approach of the courts is that some young people under the age of 16 are capable of making decisions about their own medical...

We will see that when we consider the treatment of children, the current approach of the courts is that some young people under the age of 16 are capable of making decisions about their own medical treatment, but are not capable of refusing treatment that their doctors wish them to have. How do you regard this in the light of the discussion we have just had on paternalism and autonomy?