In 1998, academic Liz Kelly in her article titled "Surviving Sexual Violence" discussed how women were encouraged to deny or minimise the impact of obscene phone calls, of flashing, of peeping, of wolf whistles. Women were told just to ignore such conduct. Clare McGlynn and Erika Rackley who coined "image-based sexual abuse" in 2017 noted women being advised not to take online abuse so seriously and to get a sense of humour. Image-based sexual abuse is on a continuum with other forms of sexual violence and must not be tolerated. With this amendment bill we empower the survivors of image-based sexual abuse. There will be no need to prove intention to cause harm. There will be no need to prove the nature of the harm caused. If there is no consent, these sexual abusers are criminals under this law.