VANUSHI WALTERS (Labour—Upper Harbour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. Impassioned speeches are wonderful, but incorrect ones are just incorrect. As one of the women in this House—and I don't just mean Labour women—who has spent decades advocating against sexual violence and against sexual harassment for ourselves, for our friends, for our colleagues, and for our clients, and now who do so frequently in the House, I did take offence. But I am going to use my time to speak on the bill, and where I want to start is actually our commonalities, because, as a member of the Justice Committee, what I know, what I have felt in those rooms at its best times is that we are all there for similar reasons. We all want safe communities, and we all feel outraged when we hear accounts of people who've had to suffer as victims or as survivors. 