Anyway, on to the bill, the importance of this bill: it is a simple matter, as Mr Brown has actually said. This is not debating the issue about creating a sex offender register; this is actually about an issue where the intent of Parliament apparently was deemed not as clear in the last edition of the amendment that we made. This is the third time Parliament is actually addressing this issue, where we are hoping that the intention to put these people who are the most heinous of criminals—and I was really touched when Arena Williams was speaking; she was reflecting on her own children and the emotion that she actually spoke with really touched me. I mean, I was almost in tears. My child's not that young—he's grown up; he's 22—but I'm also a mother, and as mothers, and fathers, we want to protect our children, keep them out of harm's way, and when you have sex offenders, you would want to know that the police are monitoring them—that when they have been convicted of sex crimes, someone is watching them to monitor that they do not actually commit another and yet another child is abused and hurt and damaged.