We on this side of the House think that that would be justified in this context, and it's absolutely needed to provide police with the tools that they need to crack down on this kind of offending, which we all agree is egregious and we must allow our police to make in-roads into this. I just want to clarify, for the members opposite who would not support this bill, what registration actually does. It requires the offender once charged and once ordered by the court to provide personal information to police for the purposes of police monitoring their conduct within the community. It is not a public register. It is not something which is available to their neighbours. It is simply a tool for police to enforce the conditions which offenders have been asked to adhere to. 