I was concerned by the contribution from the Green Party member Golriz Ghahraman, in particular saying that registers don't work. Yet, when we heard the contribution from Greg O'Connor, whose bill it is, he said, in talking with sex offenders, that the register removes temptations and opportunities. And so I look forward to receiving submissions as a member of the Justice Committee—hopefully a wide range of submissions. But also he said that we should invite the Police and Corrections to make submissions on this. And I look forward to that happening and to the contributions that they might make about it, particularly in light of some of the claims made in the debate this evening around the efficacy of registers. Regardless of that, though, I think that there is no harm in having in place additional tools that may help prevent further harm to children internationally, as we currently have that for children domestically.