During my reading and the discussions around this bill, I was a little bit shocked about some of the stats that came out a couple of years ago from the New Zealand Crime and Victims Survey that indicated that 23 percent of adults here in New Zealand have experienced sexual violence in their lifetimes. Then when you narrow that down to women, that increases to 34 percent of adults. So if we can put that into context, if we know 10 people, roughly at least a couple of them will have experienced sexual violence in some way. And if you narrow that down to 10 women in our lives, a third of them, in some way, shape, or form, would have experienced sexual violence. In a country like New Zealand, I think those statistics are not great, which is why this Government, and the previous Government—and I want to acknowledge my colleague Jan Logie as well—has made a priority of making sure that we can prevent much family violence and sexual violence.