We know that online abuse is a major and named and silencing human rights issue in New Zealand, and we know that it leads, so to speak, into people's real lives if their addresses, their places of work, their homes are able to be identified. We know that this discourages, in particular, members of the most targeted communities from running and participating in democracy. And something that the committee noted is that it also means that those without a stable home or work address can't run and we need those lived experiences in our politics. This is a good change. It will make democracy in Aotearoa New Zealand more inclusive, more equal, and more diverse, so I do commend the bill to the House.