So I welcome the Minister's comments, because I do think the health and safety aspect is particularly crucial. As Nikki Kaye pointed out, we have a bullying and harassment and intimidation culture in New Zealand. For us not to futureproof this legislation to ensure we have the tools to deal with it, if it does happen—it may not happen now; that's David Seymour's argument. But, actually, we've seen what this bill has generated. We've received it in our inboxes. We've seen it out on the front steps of Parliament. For us not to actually have the tools and the mechanisms to rid ourselves of this abuse and harassment, and, as I've already highlighted, women who are already in a difficult situation, to upset them even more is unconscionable. So I want to thank the Minister and thank the select committee for ensuring that these safe zones will exist but they will only exist if they're needed. Kia ora.