This is the continuation of, I think, a good trajectory for our country. The first parliamentary attempt to make homosexual reform was, I think, in 1974 by a National MP. It wasn't until 1986 that the law was reformed. And I note the changing of social mores, where at a previous part of our history, society thought it was OK to send people to jail for being homosexual, and we've now moved to a place where we're making it very clear that people should feel safe to be who they are. And that is something to be commended. For those parents who are concerned, I would point to the safeguards both in the Minister's speech, and the Attorney-General must consider any factual scenario before recommending a prosecution. So on that basis, I will be supporting this bill at the third reading.