GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. It's important that we stress that this bill is about the narrowest aspect of what we've been discussing, and it's specifically about making sure that the existing provisions apply in the way that Parliament initially intended them to do. So in terms of making sure that we protect the wellbeing of children, and that we protect the safety of our whānau, we need to make sure that we do that effectively. So this bill clarifies that the Child Protection (Child Sex Offender Government Agency Registration) Act's retrospective application explicitly includes those persons who committed a qualifying offence before—but who were convicted and sentenced after—the Act came into force. Look, there's been some arguments in this House around retrospectivity, and also some very good arguments about how we strike that balance between making sure we are fair, making sure we are firm, but also making sure that we protect the wellbeing of our communities. So this bill, I believe, strikes that ability to give us safety in that area. 