We have concerns around the effect the bill may have on families, and the discussions that would often occur in the home when a young family member initiates or raises the topic of their sexuality, identity, or gender choice. Could a parent's initial reaction, when not physically harmful, actually cause the parent to be prosecuted if they're not supportive of the child? The Minister has said it's not cool with parents being prosecuted for preventing their child from taking hormone blockers, but without clarity in the bill, this scenario can most certainly happen. Without clarity, we are left with the regulatory impact statement comment, which actually states, "It would be a criminal offence for parents, or other members of a family, to attempt to change or suppress the sexual orientation, gender identity or expression of children within the family."