GREG O'CONNOR (Labour—Ōhāriu): Thank you, Mr Speaker—and just to compliment my colleague Ginny Andersen for the way she has summed up the bill down to its last detail. It will save me doing the job in this five minutes I have now. I'm extremely pleased with the level of support that I've received from across the House, with only one party opposing the bill. It's not a huge bill, but the passion and support of each of the speakers, even those opposing, shows an appreciation of the need to be clever and strategic in our lawmaking in order to protect society, not just punitive. I'm very pleased that my colleague Nicole McKee, speaking on behalf of the ACT Party, said that they had no intention to push that the register be made public, which would actually be self-defeating. So I'm very pleased at that stance taken by that party; I know that hasn't always been a consistent stance. That just takes it out of the punitive into the protective. It means the protective screening that is intended.