IBRAHIM OMER (Labour): Thank you, Mr Speaker. I rise to take a call on the Crimes (Child Exploitation Offences) Amendment Bill. I too would like to thank the member, Ginny Andersen, for bringing this important bill to the House, because it's an issue that needs attention and debate, and needs to be addressed. It is important because it's about children. Because, due to their age, vulnerability, and the fact that they can't defend themselves, that makes this bill very important—and the fact that they can't tell right from wrong. Because of that, we all agree on this. No one can argue today: children spend more time online than anywhere else, more than the time that they spend with their families, and their parents, their siblings. Because of that, we often hear stories of predators grooming young children with the intention to harm them. The danger is real. Online spaces are where it's, increasingly, becoming an area where these harms occur.