We have done a lot that's been right, and we can invest the resource that will go into keeping this register and to apply it retrospectively into what we know works. We know that under the first Wellbeing Budget that we passed under the last Government, together with the coalition partners, we committed the biggest resource—that was $320 million—to a cross-ministry approach to solving domestic and sexual violence, including violence against children, including sexual violence against children. That was led by my colleague Jan Logie, the first parliamentary under-secretary for domestic and sexual violence in New Zealand, and it is going to be work that our new Minister for domestic and sexual violence, Marama Davidson, will lead. I know that the Minister of Police, who has brought this bill to the House today, is excited and committed to doing that work as well, and we know that it will be leading on the support of community-based, grassroots people that are at the forefront of this incredible challenge in our communities, across Māori communities, Pacific communities, and migrant communities. We know that the resource is best spent invested in their work. 