However, there is an important point which has been raised this evening by the Hon Paul Goldsmith and Nicole McKee, and we just need some clarity from the Minister—I'm hoping it comes in the committee of the whole House stage—on the concerns raised by parents. There is a real concern that hasn't fully been clarified, as I read this bill, about whether parents or caregivers could be caught by this bill if they, for example, withheld consent for medical intervention in relation to gender transition for what they consider their child's best interests. As a father of three children, that's not something I've had to personally deal with, but certainly I know that during that formative stage of a young person coming into their teenage years, there is a lot of uncertainty. Certainly, if a parent thought that it was in the best interest of their child not to have a medical intervention that could have longstanding consequences for them, that's something that I would not want to see criminalised. I know there has been discussion that that is not in the intention of this bill, but it would be helpful if, for example, in the examples of conversion practices that was made clear to alleviate those concerns that a number of parents in our country have. 