So when I was approached by Amanda Ashley—who has been mentioned previously—in rainbow Rodney on starting a petition on banning conversion therapy, I was really honoured that she wanted me to help her with that piece of work. So she started the petition, she got 5,125 signatures, I believe, from memory, and she would keep me updated weekly on how well she was doing—and really proud of that work. Then she was joined by Young Labour and Young Greens, and it was an omission of mine in my first reading speech to forget to show the petition with over 15,000 signatures. [Holds up petition] So altogether, over 20,000 signatures were presented in August 2018. I had then the support of my full Labour caucus to put this as a member's bill in the tin. Then, of course, as part of our 2020 manifesto, we were able as a Government to bring this to the House as legislation. Enormous gratitude for the courage that our Minister Kris Faafoi displayed in doing that, because it is not so common yet, if you look around the world—yes, there are countries and different legislatures where they have banned conversion therapy—but we are following a gold standard that Australia started with the Victorian legislation, and the Minister grabbed that gold standard and, I believe, in my view, made it even better. So we can be standing here really proud of the history made.