When the member next to me speaks about how this law will apply and that the legislation will take effect on past offences, that's the whole point. The whole point is people, decades later, come out, speak out, and say, "I had an issue. I was sexually abused." The matter goes to the court; the defendant may be found guilty. The whole point of the register is not to punish them but to protect them and to protect our communities. The way that that will go about is because there will be these Government agencies like the Ministry of Social Development (MSD), like Housing New Zealand, who will help support these convicted paedophiles to be in places where they should be—to be in homes where they're not near schools, to be able to get access to payments and help that they should be entitled to as recovering convicts. That is an essential part of the register as well. The access is not public. It is Government agencies only. And I think that that's a point that needs to be emphasised. Again, it is not a punishment; it's protection for everybody. 