As I reflect on our history and where we are, as a male speaking to this piece of legislation, I realised that we as men must speak up. I was going to say to our children how we live our lives better and how we do this better, but I realised, actually, I need to be talking to my peers, I need to be talking to my seniors, and I need to be talking to my friends about the fact that "Boys will be boys—it's just a joke" is no longer acceptable in the 21st century. The whole phrase "boys will be boys" is just something that should be no more, and I believe that the taking and then the using of intimate photos is just another one of those often clubroom gags, it would be seen, or sharing it around with your mates. And, of course, as this legislation is about, it's not stopping people from sharing intimate images; it's actually around ensuring that they aren't shared and they aren't used to bully—they aren't used to blackmail.