Last night, in preparing for the third reading today, I received two emails from two women survivors of image-based sexual abuse. One had intimate visual recordings taken without her consent. The other had intimate visual recordings that she did consent to; they were shared between lovers and they were "for your eyes only". Both were feeling let down by the current law because there were no charges able to be laid under the Harmful Digital Communications Act. One of the perpetrators shared these and didn't intend harm; the other sold those images to OnlyFans to make a profit—OnlyFans, by the way, is a porn site.