But, having included three examples of conversion practices to give guidance, my logic was: well, would it hurt to include a few examples of things that are not conversion practices just for clarity? So the first one I want to talk about is Supplementary Order Paper 123, which would introduce as an example of an act that is not a conversion practice a parent or a caregiver withholding consent for medical intervention in relation to gender transition for what they consider to be the child's best interests. I'm wanting to clarify this, because all the advice we've had from officials is that, yes indeed, that situation is not intended to be captured by this bill. A parent, by not giving consent—an act of omission—would not be doing something that could be construed as a conversion practice. 