Acknowledgments to our sister Louisa Wall on having this bill pulled, to take forward what is a very important kaupapa to many groups across Aotearoa. But particularly what I'll speak to this evening is around our rangatahi, our young people. We know that we've had exponential growth of our internet since my time as a teenager and decades before that. I referenced very early on in the day today about a platform called Bebo, which was the first of its particular kind. For anyone that sits in their 30s, you'll remember it fondly. But what that gave us was an opportunity to engage with people outside of our home and outside of our communities, engage with family members, and, at times, people that we may have crushed on. But it meant that we were able to extend very much beyond where we lived and breathed, and that really shifted the culture of how we engaged in our lives and, in this case, engaged online.