However, what we do need to do, as a society and in this House, is to acknowledge the great harm that occurs with sexual harassment. We also have to acknowledge the shame that is attached to it, and this is one of the reasons I am quite delighted that, at the moment, the bill is proposing that we go from a 90-day period to a 12-month period. I hope that that sort of time frame sits in a longer period, because the shame that people feel in having been sexually harassed, and the experiences they feel—they need to spend time to get the courage up, generally, to report. They may have had to leave their employment. They may have had to go into counselling or some kind of support to be able to take this step and to report. And that is because, quite often, in a gendered society, in a patriarchal society, we blame ourselves as women. And I just want to acknowledge that for those who are concerned about sexual harassment, to take courage and to do what needs to be done.