So I do add my words of support, despite acknowledging that this member has not had one member's bill—and thank you, the Hon Tim Macindoe, for acknowledging that he's had two and you're still waiting. But it still doesn't address the fact that the bill falls well short on providing some evidence. And one thing in the Justice Committee I've learnt: unless you can provide the evidence of where there is real harm that this is causing in the country, even referencing overseas, and we've got some stats around the UK—only 1.4 perpetrators, or three or four cases of 279 are prosecuted. So there's a stat from overseas that shows that it's not as bad an issue in the UK. But, again, I welcome the member to address the issue of evidence—evidence that requires this legislation; evidence internationally that we always accord ourselves with, be it Australia, be it Canada, be it the UK, and, unfortunately, that hasn't come forward. And yet he will have his right of reply to this bill, but as it stands it won't be supported by Labour, for the reasons that I've outlined. There's not enough work that's been put in it, and it's not a deterrent to stop the actions that it's purporting to do.