But the point of this—it's again, an example where there's been talk of the importance of protecting, in particular, children from sexual violence. It absolutely staggered me and staggered the Opposition this weekend to find that the Government—Labour, New Zealand First, and the Greens—had stripped New Zealand's most significant national advocate for the survivors of sexual violence, Louise Nicholas, of any funding. It absolutely staggers the Opposition and staggered New Zealand from one end to the other, because any time you think about sexual violence in New Zealand, the one name that comes up time and time again is Louise Nicholas, a woman who has tirelessly worked with the most vulnerable victims of New Zealand, whether they are children, whether they are men, women, and single or multiple sexual violence assaults. So it's staggering that in this House, two of those three political parties have talked today about the fact that we need to address this long-term challenge, and the one person that is trusted more than anyone else in New Zealand, this Government has stripped of funding so she can't work with the most vulnerable New Zealanders.