I say to the seven that have voted against it at the second reading: you've got a chance to change your mind; you've got a chance to do right. Think of all the people since 2004 that have changed their opinion on civil unions, on marriage equality. We've seen members in valedictory speeches apologise to their sons because they made the wrong call at the time. Five of the seven that voted against this bill also voted against marriage equality. Tonight is your chance to make that right, because we as a society can stand proud today and say: conversion therapy has no place in New Zealand.