We're lying to victims, I would suggest, when we say that this is going to protect them against the horrors of child sex offending. There are things we know we can do. We can apply the resource—the millions of dollars that it takes to monitor this registry—to doing the things that we know will actually prevent harm to children. We know that that work has already begun, with a record commitment to combating domestic and sexual violence, in the last Government. I was proud to be a part of that. I know that the Minister of Police, the Minister of Justice, and ministries across Government are all involved in that work and are excited about it. I know that the work will support front-line organisations that will support Māori and Pacific communities, who are disproportionately impacted by this type of offending, to lead in what will, in fact, heal our society and prevent this kind of offending against our children. That should be the focus. 