The thing is, in this bill, there is a real conflation around the language that is very vague, talking about sexual orientation and gender identity expression, and it's confused things. So sexual orientation requires no medical intervention, whereas when it comes to gender identity expression, parents are naturally concerned about being able to make decisions about their children being given puberty blockers and hormones. We want to make sure that the public of New Zealand has the ability to understand the conversations that can and can't be had around these things, and we want to be able to separate that from what is historically known or has been bad practice of the past.