Now, it was a great privilege when I was asked to accept a petition to ban conversion therapy. Young Labour and Young Greens, together with Rodney Rainbow, collected more than 20,000 signatures between them, and so I became part of the whakapapa of this current bill. Here—as the Minister rightly foreshadowed—I would like to acknowledge Amanda Ashley, a transgender activist from Rodney Rainbow. When we first met, her petition had 1,500 signatures. She would send me messages over the following weeks, excited that the petition got up to 2,000 signatures, and then 3,000, and then when the petition closed three years ago—to this date almost—7 August 2018, it had a total of 5,157 signatures on it. She was so proud. All together, those signatures on the petitions totalled more than 20,000. Long story short, as a result, my member's bill went into the ballot because I had the support of my party for a bill that would outlaw conversion therapy.