GINNY ANDERSEN (Labour—Hutt South): Thank you, Madam Speaker. This bill, in the name of Louisa Wall, at its third reading, aims to prevent and mitigate the harm caused by image-based sexual abuse. As I've learnt through the process and the passage of this legislation, while we typically think of sexual abuse being something that would happen in real life, as the world has changed and as our lives have become increasingly transplanted to being on an online platform, so do the harms and the crimes that come with that online platform. Therefore it is appropriate that our legislative framework changes to protect those who are vulnerable and to hold accountable those who have offended. I would like to commend Louisa Wall, as the member in charge of this bill, as taking a real issue—a real issue that affects the lives of predominantly young women in New Zealand and internationally—and endeavouring to provide further protection for women against image-based sexual violence that occurs on a daily basis.