So I want to acknowledge the police advisers and the policy team and policy unit that Ginny Andersen referred to, and the officials that obviously would have had to work very hard to be able to identify and ensure that the piece of legislation that we're now using urgency to take through the House was actually going to fix that gap and send a very clear message—the intent of this Parliament—to our courts. So I want to acknowledge them for the work they've done around that. I think that the one thing that brings us all together as parliamentarians is always to try and protect and look after the most vulnerable in our society, and I think that we'd all agree that the children that are targeted by sexual predators would be considered some of the most vulnerable in our society. I think if we're ever going to use urgency in this House, then the best use of urgency is to pass a bill like this, and we are fully committed to making sure that we pass this legislation today. 