I do want to just speak to my Green Party colleagues from across the House as well, whose kaupapa I have a lot of respect for in terms of their constant protection for human rights principles and what we are all committed to in our New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. I don't think we should easily sidestep that; I think we must address it. There was also some reference to the research in this space, so in terms of research, I did just want to acknowledge that my view is that there isn't sufficient research around sexual offender registries and how well they operate. I do think that further work needs to be done on that. However, I was just recently reading a report from the Australian Government's institute of crime, and they have what's called a trends report. In 2018, one of the statements that they made was: "While the evidence is limited to … small number[s] of US studies, non-public sex offender registries do appear to reduce [offending] by assisting law enforcement." But I do also take my colleague's point that Simeon Brown has made, that that's not actually what we're here to debate tonight.