Hon LOUISE UPSTON: —a growing number. And Minister Andrew Little doesn't want us to talk about it—doesn't want us to talk about it. This is the second to last week of the Parliament sitting, so absolutely this is the perfect opportunity to ask the Government: why are you not supporting a national advocacy service by Louise Nicholas? Because I suspect—here's what I suspect: I suspect she's asked the Government a few too many hard questions, or has it got anything to do with the fact that she publicly criticised the Labour Party in their own response about sexual assault within their own party? Maybe. What is absolutely critical in New Zealand is that the public have a voice they trust, and that side has just silenced them—has just silenced an advocate for sexual violence survivors. So it was pretty disturbing for Opposition members to read that. 