MARJA LUBECK (Labour): On this day in 1944, Anne Frank and her family were arrested after more than two years in their secret hiding place in Amsterdam. Now, one might think, what does that have to do with this Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill? Well, the link is clear: the issues that got Anne Frank and her family arrested and, ultimately, killed are still relevant today. We need to ensure we protect one another and, particularly, our rangatahi against dangers of prejudice, discrimination, and intimidation. The Hon Grant Robertson said this at the unveiling of the Anne Frank memorial in June this year: "Every single day, we see elements of discrimination and hatred around us. We see the elements of exclusion, of putting people outside, and making them the other. So every single day it is our job to call that out, to say this is not acceptable; to strive to build the world that Anne Frank talked about, a world of hope, of courage, of beauty."