There was quite a bit of discussion at the select committee stage around ensuring that this bill didn't inadvertently include cosmetic enhancement procedures and criminalise those. There was a fair bit of discussion there in terms of how we altered the wording to ensure that that didn't happen. So the new section 204A(1)(b)(iii), which prohibits pricking and piercing, scraping, and cauterising—that could actually include genital piercing, tattooing, and labiaplasty, for example—was changed to include a section with a new paragraph that said "does not include a procedure carried out [on female genitalia] for cosmetic or enhancement purposes only."