JAN LOGIE (Green): I want to start with some recent quotes from sexual violence victims and their whānau, describing our current court processes and why I will be so pleased to see this bill passed today: "Consent was never an issue because I was a child. But she asked, 'Why did you never stamp your foot or make some noise?' Or, you know, 'You could have stopped it.'" "I completely broke down and I had to be carried out of court. It preys on all your deepest insecurities." And, from a parent, "With my daughter, they were suggesting things to her, saying she hadn't even been there. It seemed like the case came down to being able to successfully confuse the children enough to get a paedophile off a charge. That part was absolutely traumatising for all of us. How can a justice system be just if this is the way it treats children? It becomes not about justice. It becomes a game." 