So I stand to say that, yes, as a Parliament, we should do everything we can to reduce these appalling rates of sexual violence, to reduce the shame and traumatisation that comes with these incidents, to ensure that those who perpetrate sexual violence are brought to justice, and to ensure that where people are victims of sexual violence, they face a legitimate and sure way to get justice. We know in this House that right now, that too often isn't the case. We know that most people who survive sexual violence will never tell a court. In fact, many will never tell the police. Many won't even tell their best friends, their partners, or their family members. So if we are to bring perpetrators of this criminality to account, we need to do everything we can that is reasonable to remove the barriers to justice. 