Now, when you look at what the register that we are talking about actually does—and this is where I also come back to our colleagues in the Greens and say this is a muted and appropriate response in terms of its impact on the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. When you actually look at what the police register then does, we are not talking about plastering a neighbourhood with pictures of the person and their name. We are not talking about that sort of punitive, unpleasant, and, frankly, unhelpful reaction. We are talking about the police walking alongside offenders to assist them to ensure they do not put themselves into difficult situations. That is the reason that I commend this bill to the House: it is proportionate, it is addressing a serious and longstanding need, and it should go ahead in my submission.