When it came to marriage equality in 2013, it was another momentous step. It actually put us on par with those of our heterosexual brothers and sisters who were out getting married and enjoying everything that went with it, and suddenly we were able to get married as well. So I acknowledge that tonight as we read the third reading of this bill here in 2022. This, the Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Act, will come into legislation, and I want to take a moment to appreciate that as I stand here and do this—as we stand here in this Chamber and do this—there are kids out there that are watching their TV screens right now, that are listening on the radio, and they are the ones that are going to be standing here maybe, in 20 and 30 years' time, talking about the momentous shifts that this House has created in modernising our laws so that what it is to be a member of the rainbow community makes you valid, makes you important, makes you seen, makes you heard. 