JAN LOGIE (Green): Thank you, Madam Chair. It's a real pleasure to take a call in the committee stage of the Sexual Violence Legislation Bill. I want to acknowledge the Minister Hon Kris Faafoi in bringing this back into the House on the day that the Government launched Te Aorerekura: the national strategy for ending family violence and sexual violence within 25 years. I think that is a really significant piece of work. We know from survivors of sexual violence as well as their advocates that the right to an appropriate justice system is of real concern. This has been on the agenda for a very long time. Some of the provisions in this go back specifically to the taskforce for action, I think, from 2009 and what Simon Power, the then Minister of Justice, described as the best road map the country had had for ending sexual violence. This work is really long overdue and is not actually putting us in the advanced path of any country in the world. This is just catching us up with some other jurisdictions that we like to compare ourselves to, and just ensuring basic dignity in our court system.