It's also important to remember what this bill doesn't do. It does not, as some in this House have said, undermine freedom of speech or expression or worship. The bill does not cover the expression only of a religious principle or belief; it is only when that is part of a practice with the intent to change or suppress. I welcome the support of many religious organisations for this legislation, including those who've had some concerns but understand that at its heart, this bill is about the removal of insidious practices that they would never want them or their organisation to be part of.