In my previous role before coming into Parliament, some people may not realise but I had a role working for the Anglican Diocese of Nelson as a health and safety coordinator, and part of that role involved child protection matters. So for two years I worked in a role that had been not unknown to me, but where I didn't have expertise going into the role during what has been a particularly difficult and gruelling time for churches in Aotearoa New Zealand, particularly as we participate in the royal commission of inquiry into State-based care and faith institutions. This is a sobering and difficult topic to talk about for many of us in this House. Many of us have friends and whānau who have been affected in this way.