All of that means that National supports the intent of this bill. More than that, I think we support the substance of this bill. We're going to be interested to hear submissions on it and go through those. I would simply make this constructive—I hope—point at this very early stage and without having gone through it and thought about it deeply and how this bill would relate, if passed, to the various other criminal laws that are already on Parliament's books. I think, from a cursory glance at the offences that are created by this bill and the increased penalty in relation to offences against section 131B of, I think it's the Crimes Act 1961, is it? It could be, actually, that what's being done here should even go further. That the scope of what is in the bill isn't actually enough to cover the various forms of practices, purposes that adults may try and have and do and effect against children, young people. So I certainly record, actually, it may be this bill could—within scope and without trying to do more than a member's bill appropriately should—go further. 