Rockliff voices support for ban on conversion practices as debate starts

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   Greens leader Rosalie Woodruff calls it "many years MPs have spoken of "cruel misinformation" and a "stoking of division" during the lead-up to a parliamentary debate on whether or not to pass into law a ban on gay conversion practices in the making" as Tasmanian parliament debates joining other states in banning conversion practices, with the premier voicing his support for the minor party's bill. Tasmania.

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