Match each obstetric condition to whether it is classified as an absolute contraindication or a relative contraindication to induction of labour:

The material distinguishes **absolute** from **relative** contraindications. One previous lower-segment caesarean and multiple pregnancy are listed as relative; a previous classical caesarean and active genital herpes are listed as absolute. The classification should be learned as presented, while actual care requires current local guidance and individual assessment. **Key takeaway:** The specific history and condition determine whether a contraindication is classified as absolute or relative. **Glossary:** **Lower-segment caesarean**: caesarean incision through the lower uterine segment. **Classical caesarean**: caesarean involving a vertical incision in the upper uterine segment.