What I also want to make very clear is there is a difference between accountability and ineffective punitive approaches that do not even make the community safe. All our victims want and deserve accountability. All of our victims and survivors of serious crime know that a community-strengthening approach that addresses the drivers of offending is what will make our communities safer for everyone. What I did not hear, as I was traveling around the country and attending hui to pull together a strategy to eliminate violence, was a call for this type of ineffective, absolutely not-led-by-evidence approach to crime. So I am very pleased to finally—and it was also a very hard push for the Greens, especially in the last term, when it was blocked by New Zealand First—see this step towards a more robust and transformative justice system that will actually make our communities safer. And I'm pleased to have the deep insight of victims and survivors of crime to inform my stand here tonight in this House.