The Minister made a comment, in his opening remarks, about my Supplementary Order Paper, around the maturity and ability and knowledge of oneself as a minor, which is slightly contradictory with the bill, and, frankly, with reality, because the bill actually has more punishments for conversion practices for people under the age of 18—accepting, as I do, that they are more vulnerable, that they are more prone to confusion and anxiety and depression, and all of the sequelae that goes along with what must be a traumatic journey to identity. But many loving parents will support the idea of "watchful waiting", which is a term that's used, and may well come to the conclusion that it is not appropriate to consent to procedures that could have long-lasting and, in fact, irreversible effect. The Minister talks about puberty blockers. There was a fascinating and actually quite uplifting profile of a young person going through puberty blockers some months ago, on TV, and it was a remarkable insight into what "good" looks like, actually, in this situation. 