But also, if you have an individual who has made a decision about what their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender orientation is at an age before that, you're essentially disenfranchising them of a decision to do what they want and trapping them until they turn 18, and this piece of legislation is not designed to take away any parental consent. The purpose of this bill is actually to encourage the conversations in order for people to make wise and informed decisions about their own sexual orientation and gender identity, and I believe that in that SOP we would make things worse for young people who are wanting to explore their own sexual identity, by preventing that from happening if there has to be parental consent up until the age of 18.