We've, obviously, considered ways in which the act of sharing a person's intimate details in this way can have a negative impact on them. It can, for the reason of others reacting to that, perhaps in a way that could be characterised as bullying or shaming and so forth. But, of course, it's equally the case—and I believe that the select committee heard evidence along these lines—that a person themselves might feel a sense of shame or regret or otherwise in an internal response that is not fair and not reasonable for any human being to suffer. So, for that reason and the associated mental health implications, we of course support the intent of the bill and, as I say, the detail of it as well.