The law has to move and respond to ensure that perpetrators of such a thing are held to account. And, you know, we can all talk about the circumstances in which this happens. It may be around blackmailing somebody. It may be around extortion. It may be around revenge particularly in the context of broken relationships. It doesn't really matter what the reasons are for it. It is clearly unacceptable and this legislation will send a stronger and clearer message from this Parliament and from New Zealand society generally that we do not tolerate this behaviour and you will be held to account if you do it. The debate throughout the select committee process, such as it was, did look around that issue of intention to cause harm, and some amendments were made in the legislation just to clarify elements of that, and we supported that discussion. 