Now, I didn't sit in on the select committee, but some of the submissions I've read stuck out to me. There's one in particular from the Canterbury District Health Board, down in my home patch, which presented detailed submissions raising awareness about the number of sexual assault victims that they see admitted to hospital. They reported "regular encounters", with only a minority of patients who were prepared to engage in the court process. They also commented that the reasons that those victims weren't prepared to engage in the court process was largely for fear that they wouldn't be believed and also because of the potential repercussions from the perpetrator. From my very own electorate, the Lincoln University Students' Association submitted in favour of the bill, drawing attention to a study which reported 36 percent of 2,700 tertiary students who were surveyed said they had experienced some form of sexual assault in their time at university. They are damning.