There are measures we can take to protect children and young people in New Zealand, and I am proud to have been part of a Government where, last term, with the first ever Undersecretary for Domestic and Sexual Violence—that's my colleague Jan Logie—we did commit in a Wellbeing Budget a record amount of resource to combatting domestic and sexual violence, including offending against children and young people. That was $320 million we committed to a cross-ministry approach, that there would be cooperation with service providers on the ground, with Māori, with Pasifika communities, with migrant communities, that we would do what we know actually works to keep children and young people safe. That is what we need more of. We don't need more and more policy that's designed to make politicians look tough on crime.