CHRIS BAILLIE (ACT): Thanks, Mr Speaker. I rise on behalf of ACT and in support of the Crimes (Child Exploitation Offences) Amendment Bill. I acknowledge the member for introducing this bill—a bill that is well overdue. It's a bill that is necessary, as previous speakers have mentioned, and based on Australian legislation, brought about by the tragic case of Carly Ryan, a 15-year-old Australian girl. It is legislation New Zealand needs. Children as young as eight here are being groomed online, and young people not even in their teens pressured through social media and other avenues to provide inappropriate photos. They're often too naive or too young to understand that these photos just don't go away, and once sent can become viral on the international market. New ways are evolving with online games, smartphones, and websites designed just to appeal to children. New Zealand media indicates that during lockdowns these incidents rose, with more people preying online.