And right now I just want to acknowledge my comrades, the teachers in Christchurch and around the country, who had to support their students as they grappled with what they saw. Melissa Lee, you said, "I chose not to watch it." We have young people who watched it because it was put in front of them. We need to protect people. We need to protect our young people. This isn't about being an overly invasive regime; this is about protection and looking after our young people—amongst many, many others of course—and about mitigating risk and harm and damage. At this point, I am happy to say that I wish to commend this bill to the House. Thank you, Mr Speaker.