I just want to end on a reflection on some of my experience in my previous life as a solicitor with YouthLaw Aotearoa, and a few people have pointed to this as well. The fact is that it is very difficult to get to a conviction. If you think about what a young person has to go through to raise an issue, let alone an issue that is so intimate and personal as this, it is a significant barrier to cross, and then for that young person to go through the court processes that follow, it's, again, a very difficult barrier to cross. When you finally do get to a conviction, I think that does place on us an additional obligation to ensure that there is no reoffending—that we look to preventative mechanisms to ensure that there is no reoffending in that case. 