Now, just in terms of legislation—and I know there's a lot of participation from the public in here today—we came to Parliament, all of us, to make better legislation. Legislation goes through three readings and a submissions process, and it goes through the committee of the whole House, and the whole intention of that is to make better legislation. Rawiri Waititi said just a few minutes ago that we want to ensure the wording is right. That is why we are standing here today saying that we do not support conversion therapy but we're not in a place yet where we can support this piece of legislation. We want to. We want you to help us. I know there have been lots of people on the opposite side of the House today who have genuinely been shaking their head and saying it's not going to affect parents. We've got some advice here which says interactions within a family would also be captured if they meet the definition of conversion practices. It would be a criminal offence for parents or other members of a family to attempt to change or suppress the sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression of children within the family. This would align with other existing regulatory controls of parental behaviour that could harm children.