INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri) (remote): I first became interested in this law when I caught a news headline, and it said a man who uploaded a Snapchat screenshot of a woman—so basically, it was a modern digital version of a sex tape—uploaded it to multiple sex sites without her consent, and he wasn't going to be charged for a crime. I thought, "How could that be?", and then I saw a TV interview with the victim, or, should I say, survivor. Her name's Tarryn Flintoft, and it was about her case, which to my mind epitomises the mischief caught by this bill and, gosh, what a horror story it was.