The second area is the exclusion of intersex people in this bill, those who have suffered conversion practices. The main rationale that's been given for that exclusion is that the Government realises that intersex issues are very singular, particularly in the case of gender normalising surgery on intersex infants, and that it needs to be considered elsewhere. So I suggest we take the Government at their word because it states also in the report that the Government is looking to "move away from a solely medicalised view of intersex health care, and take a rights-based approach that focuses on ensuring that intersex people and their whānau have all the relevant information and support to make informed decisions about their healthcare" and to "support health practitioners to provide best practice health care for intersex people." This is the basis now of our advocacy. This is the place where we can hold them to account. I certainly feel a new members' bill coming on to cover this.