Hon Kris Faafoi, for example, just talked about how we can make sure that we are preserving the principle of fair trial and that, in fact, there is international and other evidence to show that with the safeguards, the concerns of breaking the integrity of the principle of a fair trial have not been borne out. What I want to say and what we know is that the risks and the under-reporting of sexual violence and family violence has been borne out. That is very clear and has been in front of us for many, many decades. Right now we have, unfortunately, around 80 percent of violence and harm going unreported, but for sexual violence, it is in fact even higher, the vast majority—around 94 percent of sexual violence goes unreported. This legislation is part of the essential and long overdue necessary steps that we all need to take to ensure that when victims and survivors want to truly see justice and accountability, that we are at least making changes in our legislative and court processes to give people more faith and trust that that is indeed what will happen: that we will deliver justice and accountability.