Under the current legislation, section 22, there is a requirement, as we've heard in detail, for an intent to cause harm to be proven. That's an incredibly difficult thing to prove. And what you miss in those situations is capturing situations where the person sharing the image is potentially arguing that they're doing it for their own pleasure or just to show off or for a joke. As if this sort of thing was ever funny. This bill recognises that the non-consensual sharing of intimate images is intrinsically harmful. The harm is implicit. As soon as that upload button is pressed without the consent of the person whose image is being shared, it is given that harm is caused and intended. So that really enables us to move forward with this piece of legislation.