I want to put up front that everything we do in this House is important—is important for democracy, is important for communities, and has an impact on the real everyday lives of our families and our people. This piece of legislation—it just came to me as I was sitting here listening to Minister Faafoi, to Mr Bridges. It has hit me how incredibly important, how significant, these changes are, and in particular that I am standing here also for the first time in this House with a direct relationship to my ministerial portfolio as the Minister for the Prevention of Family and Sexual Violence and a vision that we can and must eliminate violence from our beautiful country. That is feeling heavy. That is feeling like a huge responsibility, as it should—as it should. I welcome the robust debate. Upholding a fair justice system for all absolutely is deserved of robust debate about every single word change, about every single clause. So I acknowledge the heavy significance, the important significance, of this work for fair justice. 