Finally, I want to highlight that in April 2020, the classification office released a report titled Growing up with Porn: Insights from young New Zealanders. They surveyed 14- to 17-year-olds. Porn in New Zealand is highly accessible. It's normalised, it's used for sexual arousal, and that's how our kids are learning how to have sex. Within those contexts, they're learning about gender roles and how to express sexuality. Sexting is how young people these days tell each other they like each other. It's a phenomenon. It's how they communicate their sexual interest. Young people in that survey said they need and want sex education, and they need and want adults to talk to them. They want comprehensive sexuality education. Our children should not have to access porn to learn about sex, about healthy relationships, about consent, and about mutual pleasure.