I was, however, disappointed that we did not manage to get a successful agreement to support the Green Party's SOP 103, because that would have included legislating against the increasing rise of deepfake imagery. Deepfake imagery, of course, for those who are unaware, is where you have an image of a person, say their face, put on to someone else's body, and this is happening more and more. We believe that there was a need in this bill to have that SOP 103 put through, identifying and recognising deepfake, because of the rapidly changing technology. This technology can be just as harmful as real imagery. We thought that SOP 103 was relevant as it was futureproofing, as well as acknowledging the increasing number of deepfakes that are occurring now. So we're disappointed that Labour did not have the foresight to see that as well.