In the small amount of time I have left in this five minutes, I wish to speak to the constituents that have got in touch with me over the last few weeks encouraging me to vote no on this bill. They've done so, I believe, out of a sincere and genuine concern because of what they've heard from those that oppose it. They've heard that this bill will stop them having caring conversations with their children or with those members of their community, perhaps in a religious group. They are misinformed. I don't believe they come at this with any hatred in their hearts; I think they come at this with fear; fear that's been stoked and stirred up by people that have not taken the time to understand the harm that conversion practices cause to individuals.