GOLRIZ GHAHRAMAN (Green) (remote): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I think it's clear tonight, as it always should be, that all of us across this House, no matter the political party affiliation, care deeply about the wellbeing and welfare of our children. We all agree unanimously that children in New Zealand and across the globe deserve to live free from abuse and free from violence. We know as well that in Aotearoa New Zealand, there is an absolute epidemic level of violence against children and young people, family violence, and sexual exploitation and sexual violence. We know this well in the Green caucus, with the first ever Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence, the Hon Marama Davidson—and a quick hat tip to her for the work that she's done in presenting and getting through the first ever national action plan on addressing this exact kind of violence.