So then let's turn our attention to Alfred Ngaro's SOP to finish it—another awesome guy. I think it's really great that he brought the 20-week-old image out. That's what we're dealing with. I understand, actually, that some in the media, so scared of this topic, have actually banned—would you believe it?—images of children at different stages of development. What is so scary to this House and the media, particularly those, I believe, in The Dominion Post—let's put that on the record again for people who subscribe: The Dominion Post—about a child? Unbelievable. It's an absolute disgrace and borders on corruption. Anyway, Alfred Ngaro, who's definitely not corrupt—a good man—he just wants that the commissioner may have the power to investigate the breaches. If you're going to have a piece of legislation that things shouldn't happen in a certain way, well, you need the power to follow them up; it's nonsensical, I would suggest, to not have this power.