I have had concerns about this bill, which I expressed at the second reading, and, in particular, the ability for parents to withhold parental consent to medical intervention for children. A Supplementary Order Paper was put forward by the National Party. I am happy to say that the Minister did directly address that and put on Hansard record that that is not the intention of this bill. I am bolstered in my confidence in that that will be taken into account by the fact that there can be no prosecution without the Attorney-General's consent. The Attorney-General is a legal expert and will be looking at the Hansard before determining whether a matter should be prosecuted. That gives me confidence that the clear intention of Parliament, as expressed by the Minister, will ensure that parents are not prosecuted in those circumstances.