But before I start to talk to the bill, I'm considering some words that were shared with me just now by one of my colleagues, who was told when they saw the scenes outside Parliament today that we need to remember why we're here. I do remember why I'm here when I consider what we're doing here this afternoon. What we're doing is we are continuing to work together to make things better for New Zealanders and for women, in particular, and for young people, for our rainbow communities, and for those who have been victims of this particular form of violence who haven't been able to, until now, seek or receive any justice, and they have felt that keenly, as we've heard. 