This bill is about shame. Rape and the fear of rape is not just the violation itself; it is the fact that sexual degradation is what rape is about. Sexual shaming is what this bill is about. It is about the fact that, for long, long-standing reasons, sex is something done to women that is degrading in a way it is not to cis men. And I say that with no disrespect to my male cis colleagues in the House. I have heard you tonight, I know you are with us, but this is the background to this bill. Mr Mitchell, I'm so honoured that you brought your experience as a father to us tonight, because I suspect that, for many men, that is truly the only time many cis men—that may be the only time you actually feel that burden of shame and helplessness that so many women and rainbow people carry every day. And it is used to keep us under control. It is used to keep us fearful. Well, no more.