Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH (National): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I, for one, certainly do not support conversion therapy. It's an outdated process, it can be harmful and dangerous when coercive, and I understand why many people feel very strongly about it. We heard many deeply moving examples through the course of the select committee process of people who have been affected by conversion therapy as it has been conducted. My intention is to support this bill at second reading. However, I will be introducing some Supplementary Order Papers (SOPs) because while I support a bill banning the practice in a tight, clear, and targeted way, I do still have some concerns about the breadth and looseness of the language in the bill that has been constructed. I'm hoping that I might get a fair hearing from the Minister and the Labour Party, in particular.