So this bill—of course, one of the things that intrigued me was the Chief Censor, who I briefly referred to earlier, because the censor has been around as long as I have. I remember, in the early days of my life, the contentious issue of what the censor cut out of those movies you were talking about, Mr Speaker, before we got to see them. But now, of course, the Chief Censor's job's much more complicated, and this bill, again, includes him. But I was really intrigued by the fact that he argued that—and I'll quote him—"We need to embed in such a potentially powerful tool, fundamental protections around human rights and freedom of expression". I think that's the great challenge of this bill. 