SARAH PALLETT (Labour—Ilam): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I'm absolutely honoured to take this call to speak to this very important piece of legislation, and I'd also, in commencing, like to thank my colleagues in various different parts of the House for their support in laying the foundations for what's really important work. It was really brought home to me how important this is when I was listening to the Hon Marama Davidson talk to this when she spoke recently. This is an important piece of legislation, as my colleague acknowledged earlier, as it affects—according to the research that we have, as we said, 12 percent of men, 34 percent of women, and 50 percent of trans people have experienced sexual violence, and because we are aware that these figures are typically under-reported, we know that the figure is probably way in excess of that. So, clearly, we have work to do. These are crimes that are under-reported and they don't come before the courts very frequently. So this is important. I'd also like to acknowledge victims/survivors and the people who have worked and continue to do this extraordinary work with them.