ARENA WILLIAMS (Labour—Manurewa): Tēnā koe e te Māngai. I am frustrated. I'm frustrated by the suggestion from the Green member that because we in this House care about sex offending against children, that is the reason why we as parliamentarians are considering a bill with a retrospective provision, and that is why we are entertaining it—that somehow this debate tonight has been emotive lawmaking, that the parents in this House have been considering these provisions which perhaps are a breach of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act because we are somehow emotionally invested in this, that we are somehow considering the rights of our children in an inappropriate way. I'm frustrated by that because I find that to be out of touch, to be cynical, and to be wrong in law and to mischaracterise the role of parliamentarians here tonight.