I had a note very similar to that of Sarah Pallett, the member who's just resumed her seat. I had "balance, privacy, and transparency". She's characterised it as "safety and transparency", and I think that's actually a better way to put it, not least of all because I acknowledge that the member has had her own brush with unfortunate—actually, I'll go further: a quite despicable interaction with members of the public targeting her and others in that area, after which I think every member in this House should feel deeply disappointed. It's somewhat of a balance between personal rights and the public good, but I think it's worth moving in a direction where we ask people to put themselves, their family, their parents, and others on the line in this way. 