I also want to acknowledge another colleague in the House, Nicola Willis, when she characterised these actions as weaponising intimate moments. I agree that, when people do these types of action, they are weaponising intimate moments. And I think the fact that it happens to so many—largely, women but also some men and some other people from other communities, like our rainbow communities in New Zealand—is absolutely terrible, and it is incumbent on this House, on us, to change this law in order to make sure that this doesn't continue to happen. 