The bill stands also as an acknowledgement, in my view, of the Me Too movement, where we saw a cascade of painfully recounted stories of violations of rights, openly shared, some for the first time in decades. We learnt, in my view, about entire generations and new generations, many women who had no faith in systems of reporting, who looked at a system ill-equipped to respond to the raising of a complaint and said no thanks, they would prefer to live in silence instead of have some form of justice. 