It's undoubtedly true, as I said, that this is an issue that primarily affects women but, as well as affecting men, we know that our rainbow whānau are also disproportionately affected by issues around sexual harassment. Men, though, and women, I challenge you to not let this be our future. At 54, it breaks my heart that this is still a reality; that I've had to listen to young people come forward and describe changes that they've made to their careers as a result of experiencing sexual harassment. We know that men are victims too. Men and women and everyone: I need you to step up. I'm going to put a challenge. I'm going to ask you that, in addition to passing this piece of legislation, we actually challenge it every moment, and at every opportunity, any issues that we see in front of us, of sexual harassment. Don't tolerate it, because this needs to stop. This is going to go some way to helping, this bill, and that's why I commend it to the House. 