The objectives of this bill are, obviously, to amend the Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 but to introduce a new offence of knowingly posting a digital communication that is an intimate visual recording without the consent of a person who is the subject of that particular recording. It's also to help protect victims of image-based sexual abuse and enable perpetrators to be held to account. We know that, at times that this has happened, that it is very, very difficult to prosecute someone to the extent that that harm has caused. The problem that we're trying to address in this is really to ensure that this doesn't happen, that people don't have very personal content shared to an audience that they have not given that particular consent to. It's also to ensure that we protect the mental health and the safety of our young people and that we take action against what, I believe, is gender-based violence.