ARENA WILLIAMS (Labour—Manurewa): Tēnā koe, Mr Speaker, and thank you for the opportunity to speak on this member's bill in the name of my colleague Dr Deborah Russell, and I thank her for bringing it to this House. Sexual harassment is certainly very different from the sort of situation which Mr Baillie described about a worker taking a company car without permission. It is right that we treat the way that you might raise a personal grievance about those two issues very differently. But I've also reflected on the speeches in this House and about what sorts of situations one might raise a personal grievance in. I heard the words of my friend on the other benches Jan Logie ringing in my ears, when she said, "We get awkward and uncomfortable and nothing happens when we can't talk about these things." What is the cost of that inaction? 