So we want to make sure that when we're getting the law right, we are getting it right, and we're doing due diligence, because we need to make sure that we are getting that balance between protecting people from harm and not overreaching into the family home. So we did voice our concern that people had raised in select committee about finding that line between what is a criminal act and the ability to converse in the family home. Because we did not want parents to be in fear of prosecution for expressing their concerns, for expressing their religious beliefs, and having freedom of expression to be themselves. There are difficult conversations that occur between family members when it comes to people's sexuality and their gender identity, and parents shouldn't be in fear of thinking that they may go to jail for expressing their own views when we're also, in this law, trying to ensure that others can express themselves.