Grech says PN in favour of embryo testing but Delia has other ideas

The PN will be voting in favour of the introduction of embryo testing since its amendments to a bill currently before parliament had been formally taken on board, Opposition leader Bernard Grech said on Sunday, but his predecessor Adrian Delia seems to have other plans.   
Speaking during an interview on Net FM on Sunday, Grech weighed in on the PN’s position on embryo testing as a bill amending the law on IVF awaits the last vote in parliament.  

Grech said the PN’s parliamentary group had thought long and hard about this issue - giving it the attention it deserves. 
Their point of departure had been that as a group they prioritise the protection of the embryo.  
“As a group we agree that this point is paramount,” he said.  
The bill amending the IVF law will allow genetic testing prior to implantation to enable doctors to look out for certain conditions such as Huntingtons' Disease. 
Grech said the PN had put forward a proposal for what is known as polar body testing. This type of test happens on oocytes which have not been fertilised. 
Since this amendment had been accepted by the government, the PN was in favour of the reform, he said. 
“We spoke to families and couples...