I'm Sorry, I Don't Want to Defy You Too, Too, Violently on This One

I mean, we didn't of course see a single person, obviously, who had been coerced or was being coerced into. We heard from mum, we heard we had doctors. Talk to us a lot. You might think we can write a law to protect people from that in this country and I hope we could, but that is definitely what's happening in the country. It'll never get to a vote unless the government agrees to give it parliamentary time to talk it through. What happens over and over again is the opponents of the idea talk it out, basically, and then they run out of time. And if it's a private member's bill, that is what will always happen.