I'm incredibly proud to be the chair of Labour's rainbow caucus, and the work that we've done since we've been in Government to enable those voices, for the mahi to be done, and for the action to be taken. In fact, the first time I met that group of young people was when they were lobbying me and telling me the reasons why they believed we needed to ban conversion practices in this country. They've seen internationally the impacts that it had on young people—the impact on their mental health—and they wanted us to do something about it. And there we were. We all stood up together—well, most of us stood up together—to ban conversion practices, and that's why I'm proud to be the chair of Labour's rainbow caucus alongside many of our partners in this House.