00:00It was horrendous watching that documentary last night.
00:03It was deeply uncomfortable listening to those women and the allegations they put forward.
00:11Personally, I actually felt quite sick in terms of what they had been through and obviously that trauma they had
00:17held throughout their life.
00:19And as you say that the allegations of the abuse of power, but also we've seen with Russell Brand,
00:24and, you know, men in positions of authority using that to exploit more vulnerable women or, you know, across the
00:34board.
00:34And that's happening in the culture, but it's also, you know, across society.
00:39And I think we really need to look at ourselves across the board, but also, as you say,
00:46the media industry and the culture sector is calling in today those media bosses to look at what we can
00:52do.
00:53Now, look, the government has been investing already in violence against women and girls.
00:58It's been a key priority for us, whether that's investing in police forces, having specialist rape help,
01:05whether it's around taking out those non-disclosure agreements.
01:09So in our Employment Rights Act, we're going to take away the ability to silence victims.
01:15I think it's really important.
