Now, I'm not affected by that. I know it's a pugilistic democracy we live in, and on one level I welcome it. But I do feel sorry for the colleague whose loved one has been harassed and bullied and contacted her in tears, fearful of going out because of that associate's vote last night. None of us that I know of deviate from this very strong point, and that is that we all condemn conversion practices unequivocally—the end. Only the bill strays into areas that make it very difficult for me. I came to this House with just one bottom line, with probably a reputation for being far more socially conservative than I am. But I had one bottom line, and that was that any legislative change that undermined Kiwis' freedom of speech, freedom of expression, and freedom to worship whatever deity they deem was a line that I wouldn't cross. 