A recent case that we've seen in New Zealand, in a Hamilton instance, saw a school teacher who had messaged a student approximately 1,600 times, but, due to the difficulty in prosecuting or proving, it was difficult. Even in the judgment, it's interesting to see comments around police's actions. There is a requirement in that 2005 offence to have an element of sexual nature to the comments, and so, without that there, prosecution is made more difficult, even when proving intent may be able to be done. So the bill proposes to make a change to the Crimes Act 1961, and it adds two new offences designed to protect young people from online harm, and to increase the penalty for meeting a young person following sexual grooming.