When I look at this bill, there's two lenses through which I view it. The first is as a mum, and a mum of teenagers. The fact is that the world has moved on somewhat from when we were young, and the unfortunate fact is sexting and the solicitation of intimate pictures and recordings is very, very widespread, even among children as young as 12 and 13. These kids are not in any position to understand just how long term the consequences may be of having taken photos of themselves that are really intimate. Nor, frankly, are many of the people who solicit them able to really take cognisance of what it might do to the girl who they are now annoyed with or have fallen out with when they then go on and post those things online. They are not cognisant of the harm they do. And we know how vulnerable and, in fact, how limited is the teenage brain. I think it was Nigel Latta who said teenagers are wrong in the head, and he was right. As a mother, I can say that every day.