So from the submissions—this is the second reading—I too am going to thank and refer to the submission of Chief Victims Advisor to Government, Dr Kim McGregor, who pointed out—and actually referred to my colleague Jan Logie—that "the 1980s was primarily convicting stranger rapes which did not reflect the common occurrence of partner, acquaintance, or intrafamilial rapes experienced by many sexual violence victims/survivors." Those are myths that we need to be able to correct, and turn our entire nationwide dialogue towards the actual true understandings of what sexual violence actually is, who commits it, and what the actual impacts are.