I, also, did have some concerns around the overreach into the family home; the expression of opinion, expression of religious belief. I do note, however, that in clause 5(2)(f) it makes clear that a conversion practice does not include "the expression only of a belief or a religious principle made to an individual that is not intended to change or suppress the individual's sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression." And that, on my reading, makes it clear that it is not intended to affect opinion—i.e., a belief or a religious principle, which people are entitled to do. Again, there cannot be a prosecution without the Attorney-General's consent, who is a legal expert and will analyse any factual scenario against the clear intention, as expressed in this bill and in the words of the Minister. So I thank the Minister for making those matters clear during the committee of the whole House stage.