I want to explain why the Greens are supporting this bill, even though it does not address all of the issues raised by our rainbow communities. One thing I've learnt here is that any of these laws are not the be all and end all. Today, this bill is a stake in the ground. It's a reflection of where we are as a country. This bill can be amended, and one day we probably will. I've learnt that the general policy statement that comes with the bill, the legislative statements for each reading, the departmental report, and the Justice Committee report can all be as important as the letter of the law, because they're the whakapapa of this bill through this Parliament. And this is taken into account because those documents categorically and emphatically state that conversion practice is wrong and it must stop. 