Ms McKee, thank you for your approval of the reason for urgency and dealing with retrospectivity, and thank you for also saying that it's the mature assessment of what Parliament is here to do. My colleague Melissa Lee—intent and effect. That is often the trade-off we have, and I thank you for that contribution that makes it very clear that sometimes it doesn't always match but the intention of this bill is clear. My colleague Emily Henderson—child abuse epidemic. It is no doubt an epidemic, and I thank you for reminding us of that and the reason we are here, and that we are trying to support a piece of legislation that, as you call it, has a muted and appropriate response to the bill of rights concerns. My colleague Arena Williams—clarification of registration and what that actually means if you are someone who is about to be put on to the register. My colleague Michael Woodhouse, thank you very much for speaking about points of principle versus the rule of law, and I hope that that clarification regarding clause 11 is also what you were wanting to understand. Finally, my colleague Rachel Boyack—you know, the nature of sexual abuse and the courage of victims when they come forward. Thank you for reminding us of that.