Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): Kiwi lawyers who say that the innovations introduced in this bill will in some way threaten the trial are wrong, because these are barely innovations at all. These measures that we are introducing here, which I am so incredibly proud to stand here to support tonight, have been in use in the UK, in Australia, and even little old Whangārei—in one case for 30 years and another for over 10, and in Whangārei's case since 2015. There is nothing to be scared of here. All we see is progress for the most vulnerable victims and witnesses we bring through our courtroom. I am so grateful to the work of the Minister, Kris Faafoi, Minister Davidson, the great Jan Logie, and those many, many academics and women who have brought their stories to us for over 30 years. I commend this bill to the House. 