I'd also like to acknowledge the Minister, who has undertaken to consult with parties across the House before this bill has reached the House. I'd like to congratulate her. While we've not got complete consensus on passing this bill today, it's good to see that there have been discussions going on when there's a matter of urgency that primarily affects New Zealand's public safety and also that of our children. I'd also just quickly like to acknowledge the New Zealand Police. I know they've got a particularly strong policy unit—small, but strong—and I know that they have done an incredibly good job, as well as the initial work that was undertaken in 2016 to bring this bill to the House in the first place. 