Dr EMILY HENDERSON (Labour—Whangārei): Child sex offending is abhorrent, we all know this. As a mum of four kids, as an auntie of 14 kids, it is one of my greatest fears, as I am sure it is one of the greatest fears of every parent in this House, every auntie, every uncle, every nana and poppa across this country. We also know that is hugely prevalent. We know that about one in four girls and one in nine boys—sometimes the figures are a little higher: one in three girls; one in seven boys—over the last 40 years or so, those are the figures that have been found consistently across the OECD. Sex offending against people under 16, at some level: very prevalent. We also know that the harm can be lifelong and extreme.