What is the point of New Zealand's Parliament when it's called the House of Representatives? What do we do in here? We represent the people. We represent their views. What we had tonight was an academic argument. Well, I stand up here tonight, I stand beside the principals who are concerned, I stand beside the parents who are concerned, and I stand beside the communities that are concerned, because I'm prepared to get up and represent their views, because parents expect, when they send their kids to a school, that those schools are notified when a sex offender is placed in the community. What is very clear from the research into this issue is that we've got a Minister with his head in the sand—Kelvin Davis, the Minister of Corrections, who says there is no concern. He is satisfied the system is safe, yet there are glaring gaps in the system. There is no oversight in the system if corrections, who should be informing a school currently, do not inform that school. There is no auditing of the files to make sure that corrections, who should be notifying schools, notify that school. 