That is why I so honour this bill and I so honour the people in this room tonight who have stood together to say, "No more." Because the crucial point about this bill is it defines the act from the perspective of the victim. You do not any longer have to show your scars or your bruises or the tears in your genitals, because it is recognised that the harm is implicit. And that is a massive step forward for the vulnerable people in our community, for your daughter, for my queer son and my daughter, for my women friends, for their daughters and their sons. This is a massive step forward to the rejection of shame, and the right standing and the equality of all of us in this country.