Now, for myself, in looking at this, and when I read some notes about it, it talked about, obviously, as others have said, that young adults, women, and the rainbow community are the most affected. Being someone who comes from the rainbow community, it got me thinking. And it got me thinking about normalised behaviour and, growing up, what I thought or what I saw seemed normal but then realised, as I grew, wasn't normal. I think of the football and the rugby and the cricket and the changing rooms around our nation and the normalised behaviour that used to exist—in some places, it probably still does, but mostly it used to exist—where it was OK to be that staunch bloke, that male that was all bravado and that would have happily shared a photo from their latest—I can't even think of the right word to say that would be appropriate for this House. But we need to do something. We need to ensure that our young people are safe but also that they are educated.