Also, from the outset, I will say that Labour will be supporting this bill to its first reading, because we think there is merit in what the bill is proposing. I do want to say, and I think the member herself acknowledged, that maybe it's not perfect, and there could be room for improving it. That would be possible through a thorough select committee process, where we hear all views and can thrash out the areas that perhaps could be improved. But, fundamentally, it reflects Labour's values, which are to promote justice, accountability, and transparency while respecting survivors of crime and their communities. I think that it's always a challenge. It's a balancing act between each other's rights that need to be respected in the processes. So I think that this bill has real potential and is worth considering at the select committee, but, like I said, we do have some reservations, and I'll go into those in a little bit more detail. 