News Analysis In the fast-tracked conversion therapy bill that was passed into law last week, there were two significant issues that did not receive parliamentary oversight either in the House of Commons or the Senate. One issue involves definitions in the bill, which proved contentious in the House of Commons in the first incarnation of the bill in the previous Parliament. However, it never had the chance to be deliberated on in the Senate before Parliament was dissolved after the election was called. The other was the expanded scope of the new bill to outright ban the practice not only for children but also for adults, despite Justice Minister David Lametti saying in the previous Parliament that such a ban for consenting adults might not withstand a constitutional challenge. This change received no debate or study in the House or the Senate before being passed into law. ‘Very Reasonable Change’ …