NICOLE McKEE (ACT): I stand to speak on the Conversion Practices Prohibition Legislation Bill. And before I begin, I think it's really important to take some time to, first of all, acknowledge the submitters—the 107,000 people who made the effort, whether to support or not, but to get in touch with Parliament and utilise their ability to have a voice in the way that we construct our legislation. Their voices were clear—very clear—on both sides. I think it's also important to acknowledge the debate that continues to happen in this House this evening, because, while we have one side that says the legislation is very clear, there is obviously, on the other side, debate about just how clear it is and how much clearer it could be. But what I do want to acknowledge is everybody's individual views and party views, because I think that they are all important in this important piece of legislation.