Hon JAN TINETTI (Associate Minister of Education): I was extremely upset and concerned by the findings of this report. Sexual harassment is absolutely not acceptable in any form, anywhere in society—and particularly in our schools. I would like to take a moment to thank the young women who came forward to tell their stories, and for bringing to light the harassment and abuse they have experienced—that takes a lot of courage. In terms of the immediate actions, our focus has been on the young women affected. The Ministry of Education has made appropriate support available to the school and to all students. Ultimately, the seriousness of the issues that have been raised are a matter for the police. In regards to the second part of the question, there is no place for sexual violence in Aotearoa, but I think that this report has raised some systemic issues we must address as a country, which is why we now have a Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence, the Hon Marama Davidson, who has been leading work on a longer-term strategy to end sexual abuse and violence.