When we see the low prosecution and conviction rates, we know that we have offenders out there that are not being held to account for their actions. When we have a third of New Zealand women—and that's just the women stating that they have experienced sexual violence—but we're not seeing that transferred into our court or justice system, then we definitely have to do something about it. Victims will come forward if they feel secure enough, and I have a very close family member who has experienced sexual violence and who did not speak out, who did exactly what you have stated and said that it was her fault, and when the perpetrator was caught, after raping other females, she then blamed herself, because she thought that if she had spoken up, maybe others wouldn't have been raped. The whole idea that we can make this system accessible to our victims is important, and I believe that this bill does start to do that and address it.