VANUSHI WALTERS (Labour—Upper Harbour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. There's a Welsh word, "hwyliau", and one of its meanings is "boat sails"—that full sense of pace and purpose is blowing from this side of the House to embed the rights of our rainbow communities. This is who we are on this side of the House, saying "No" to conversion therapy as a unified team, saying "Yes" to equality and "Yes" to embedding human rights in our domestic legislative architecture as a unified team. I'm going to riff off my colleague Ginny Andersen and also quote Harvey Milk. He also said, "Hope will never be silent.", and for those of us on the Justice Committee, the last five months has been anything but silent. I suspect we'll all remember that day in September when we sat down and the exhausted-looking clerks told us just how many submissions that we had—just under 107,000. And, sure, some people didn't agree with the purpose of the bill, but volumes and volumes of people did—"Hope will never be silent."