So what this bill does is take away the incredibly high onus that the previous law placed on victims to prove not only that the harm had occurred as a result of their intimate recording being shared without their consent online but that the harm was specifically intended by the offender. That's incredibly difficult, and it's also a detail and an onus that isn't part of the defence. It would be the prosecutor who would have to prove that beyond a reasonable doubt. So the onus and the standard of proof were incredibly high, and victims, barely able to make it known—to make a complaint—in the context of the shame and stress of offending like this were then faced with meeting that incredibly high burden. So this simplifies the law in terms of acknowledging that this type of harm is innate if consent is breached in posting the recordings. 