In addition to that, part of the definition we provide is the inclusion of specific acts, such as threats, intimidation or isolation, as well as a separate piece for the application of those against children and weaponizing the removal of children.
We see that it does increase the education of what constitutes abuse for women. We don't ever want to be too prescriptive, because it simply gives the abuser a way to innovate. That's the balance of law that we need to be able to provide for all victims.
Those are incredibly important to include so that we do enumerate certain pieces. We extend that to the children as well to give them a lever to pull so that they can stand up and say, "This happened to me. It was a betrayal by my parent or protector, and this wasn't supposed to happen." They deserve that justice too.