Hon SIMON BRIDGES: I'm influenced by a signature case from a full bench of three judges of the High Court of England and Wales: Keira Bell and the Tavistock clinic. It came out in December of last year—and I acknowledge it is under appeal in the UK, albeit it is the current law of the land in that much more significant, in terms of population, nation. It involved Keira Bell, 23, who wanted to transition from female to male. Ms Bell, aged 16, went to the Tavistock clinic and was quickly prescribed puberty blockers and testosterone, and at 20 had a double mastectomy. She has since, however, begun de-transitioning, and says, "It was heartbreaking to realise I'd gone down the wrong path.". I appreciate that there will be many other experiences that are different to that, but that was hers.