This is also one of the reasons that the Greens support this piece of legislation. We are continually hearing from survivors that what they want is for people to be held to account. They want people to be supported to change. Often, in the majority of cases, these are people that are close to them. It does not serve them to vilify rapists as monsters out there who deserve the absolute worst. We have to restore their connections to our society to help them rehabilitate. Hold them to account, keep victims safe, make sure victims are heard, but provide a pathway to rehabilitation. This piece of legislation is actually—surprisingly for some people, perhaps—part of doing that.