Experts say that research shows that how parents respond can be fundamental to their children's mental health and wellbeing now and in the future. We want parents to lean in at this time in a young person's life and not lean out. I implore the Government to consider a parental exemption so that no parent and no young person is in a situation where they're concerned about this type of engagement. We want to have open conversations with our teenagers. We want to walk alongside them. We want to offer advice. In many instances, they won't take that advice and that's fine. But we are talking here about medical procedures. Are you seriously saying as a parent, when a young person under the age of 18 is considering a medical procedure, that you as a parent, you as a parent, shouldn't engage, support, provide advice, get external advice? Obviously not. So the Labour Government members are basically saying the State should have more say over your family than parents. That's exactly it. That is the crux of it. So make the parental exemption, make the parental exemption, because this is—