What this bill does is it ensures that our tamariki are protected through this bill, but it also isn't an incredibly punitive approach to our offenders, because they also have the right to rehabilitate themselves, to re-integrate themselves into society. But I know the impacts across all of our whānau of sex offenders, intergenerationally, that impact our whānau, and intergenerationally it takes time for families to heal and to recover. What this bill does is take steps towards protecting our tamariki so that they can aim and strive for that lofty mountain, and we have a responsibility, as whānau members, as parliamentarians, to ensure that we take our best step forward to protect them. I commend this bill to the House.