Finally, I would like to acknowledge young people in New Zealand—those young people that are growing up in an ever-changing world, whether that be through COVID-19 or the internet and its way of expressing ourselves online. Unfortunately, one of the outcomes from COVID-19 has meant that, more than ever, we rely upon the internet for communication, and therefore we should remain as vigilant as ever to make sure we protect how our young people are engaging with each other and others within the community, and even in other countries. This bill provides further protection for our children in New Zealand, and it does it under New Zealand law. It sends a very clear message that an adult impersonating a child with the intent of meeting someone is not acceptable, and I look forward to taking this bill further to see that we can make it into law. I commend the bill to the House.