I've sat in meetings with women in our film and screen industries and have heard the stories and the concerns within our own industry here, and they've come together as women across the industry to put some amazing things in place. This is our chance to get behind them and make sure that we have legislation that backs them up to be able to protect them. As we saw with Harvey Weinstein, as in the same stories that happen here, the threat of being blacklisted has a silencing effect and puts people at risk, and that requires strong protections to be able to balance that threat. That is a key part of what this legislation does, and it is critically important for the women in those industries but also for us as a country if we're going to be consistent in all or any of our conversations around wanting to address sexual harassment in particular. 