Saving an ID document into SVG

I've had a special client request to save/convert a mult-page (around 20 pages) Indesign document to SVG format.
I know there was an option to save in SVG in ID CS3 but this seems to be no longer available in CS4.
What's the best way to save a multipage ID document into SVG these days?
Any help much appreciated.

Thanks for the very helpful feedback.
As Michael suggested I opened the ID created PDF in illustrator and saved as svg. I have to save each page individually but it works. Took a bit of trial and error as font display got messed up until I set the fonts/type in the 'save as' panel to 'convert to outline'. But it works - hurrah!!
Also seems to work if I save the ID file to eps files, open those in Illustrator and then save as svg (again with font set to outline).
Cheers
Moll O'Moon

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