These are certainly issues that weighed on the committee's mind, and it has proposed some sensible amendments to the purpose of the bill and the definitions of "serious harm" and "conversion practice". The definition of "conversion practice" has been amended to cover practices, sustained efforts, and treatments, so that both one-off and cumulative practices are captured. Examples of what conversion practices look like have been added to for the avoidance of any doubt and the doubt that we've heard this evening. These include "using shame or coercion intending to give an individual an aversion to same-sex attractions or to encourage gender-conforming behaviour:", "encouraging an individual to believe that their sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression needs changing because it is a defect or a disorder:", and "carrying out a prayer-based practice, a deliverance practice, or an exorcism intending to change or suppress an individual's sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression." 