That is fundamentally the point that I'm wanting to put out there—that if this was clear, well defined, we'd be there in spades. But it's not. And fundamentally, it's ultimately very little, in my mind, actually, strictly even to do with the LGBTIQA community per se. It's ultimately an issue of free speech and free rights. And as I also said, whenever it comes to that, when it comes to free speech and the ability for people to have conversations and not be criminalised for having conversations, I will oppose the legislation and will do so, but will be watching with great interest of how the dialogue continues with the Supplementary Order Papers from my colleague Paul Goldsmith. 