So a lot has been talked about tonight around the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act and the role of us as a Parliament putting in place legislation that overrides that, and I do want to acknowledge that I think it is fair for us to raise those concerns. I think those questions are good ones to ask. As a Parliament, we should always be taking care not to tread across the bill of rights Act. However, on this particular occasion, in my view, this is the right approach because this is not necessarily, actually, about penalising people. This is about ensuring two things: that when people exit prison, the right monitoring and support is there for them; and, secondly, that we are taking steps to put the safety and welfare of children and tamariki first—which is something that as a society we have to accept is something we haven't always done very well.