We were assured—and this was really important to us last term in the terror legislation—this wouldn't happen once the full review happened, and it has happened. It's here in this bill. We do not support importation of the definition of terror or terrorism related crimes from foreign jurisdictions where protesters and dissidents may be targeted through that kind of law. We see, again, in this legislation that control orders may be applied to people returning to New Zealand after having served a sentence of imprisonment or having been convicted of terrorism related crimes overseas. Now, we know that there are many jurisdictions overseas where terror is defined as dissidency, terror is defined as belonging to a religious minority group—as it might be in my home country of Iran; the teachings of the Baha'i faith might be seen in that light.