NICOLE McKEE (ACT): I take this call and rise on behalf of the ACT Party in support of this bill. ACT originally opposed the primary legislation when it went through, due to the wide principles that could be used to restrict communications, and the chilling effect that this would have on freedom of speech. We thought, back then, that amendments could have been made to the Crimes Act and that that would have been suffice. But seeing as that primary legislation was going to go through, we thought that we would put in Supplementary Order Paper 93 because we actually had an issue with intimate visual recordings not being captured by the primary piece of legislation. We saw then what the Government sees now: victims in despair, humiliated, and suffering mental health issues. When the member across the floor there referred to 5 percent of New Zealand adults being victims of online image-based abuse, that's 170,000 people—that's huge. The reality is that we have also had 407 prosecutions since 2015.