But I do have a concern. The criminalisation of conversion practices may just result in a change in how they're presented or how they're framed or how they're performed. The way that practices are described may become more subtle—for example, through references to "exploring sexuality" rather than changing it, and on spiritual healing and development. Conversion practices have very low public visibility now, so the prohibition will have little effect in that regard, but it is important to remember that however conversion practices are presented, survivors will now have recourse to the laws to lay complaints, both criminal and civil.