The new offence, however, involves a simpler test where it is assumed that the sharing of an intimate visual recording is always harmful. It therefore enables that burden of proof to be shifted in such a way that those who have been through what is becoming an even more, unfortunately, commonplace experience of particularly younger people in this online world to operate in a culture where we take slightly more responsibility for that which we are posting, particularly if it is those intimate recordings of others. The Greens support this bill through its first reading and look forward to a rigorous debate at the select committee stage.