The intent of this bill is not to criminalise all conduct but to deter the performance of conversion practices and to provide avenues for redress. And, for that purpose, part of the clarification that the committee did was to be very clear about what was captured as being a conversion practice. And, for that purpose, the committee actually gave specific examples of what would classify: using shame or coercion with the intention of giving a person an aversion to same-sex attractions or to encourage gender-conforming behaviour. Another example would be to encourage a person to believe that their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression needs changing because it is a defect or disorder; or carrying out a prayer-based practice, deliverance practice, or exorcism with the intention of changing or suppressing their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression.