GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you very much, Madam Speaker. First and foremost, I would like to acknowledge the work that has been done to date. When I first joined the Justice Committee, it was Amy Adams who had done work in this space before, and I acknowledge that work that's happened. I know that Jan Logie has worked tirelessly in this space for an incredibly long time and has been a really useful person as the select committee process went through. I'm proud and pleased to see that Marama is continuing to take on that role in her new ministerial duties. I'd also like to acknowledge my fellow female select committee members, Meka Whaitiri and Clare Curran, who were very diligent in scrutinising some of the detail and ended up, I think, making this bill a better bill and a stronger bill than it was initially, and by taking further consideration to victims.