Now, all the reports that we've had from officials have assured us that the bill does not stop the expression of opinion, and that it doesn't stop medical professionals asking tough questions, and it doesn't capture parents declining to give consent to medical interventions. So they've made those assurances, but, of course, officials don't always get things right, and the legislation, as it is introduced, is, arguably, not 100 percent clear. So I would bring SOPs to the committee stage, trying to make those things clear. 