He had the right to his view. If religious parents or other people have a particular point of view, we should not use this place to hammer their views into the ground and say that they do not have a right to live their lives in the way that they choose. My right hon.
Friend is right.
Member for Lancaster and Wyre claims that the commissioner and the Bill are harmless, but that is not clear to me, and he did not really explain that to us. There were some fine words and a great peroration about looking after children, which we all accept, at the end of his speech, but he did not explain what is wrong with the existing system, or where it is going wrong, or what the commissioner will actually do. The fear is, of course, as my right hon. Friend says, that the commissioner will naturally want to extend his remit. That is how people in such organisations operate.