I have spoken to one long-time treater of sex offenders who said that she began treating sex offenders in the 1980s, when she had her sixth child brought to her, offended against by the same man. It made no sense to continue to be the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. In her mind, she needed to become part of the solution and to look at how to stop sex offending. A sex offender register—and this is a bill and a Supplementary Order Paper that, effectively, extends the sex offender register we have—is one of our possible responses to sex offending. I look forward to discussing its efficacy and the efficacy of this extension in select committee.