It's an easy option, and—I use this word advisedly, because I wouldn't use it overly—it's quite authoritarian, what we've seen from the Government here with this bill. It's not 1950s Eastern Europe, but it is quite authoritarian, and talking with Rawiri Waititi—actually, it's a very good point. I think Melissa Lee made a similar one. What would be the situation in relation to a George Floyd—is that objectionable? Sure, I think you'd make quite a strong case that it was. It was certainly distressing, hugely distressing, and yet that video, which, through laws like this, the Government wants the power to filter—I'm not saying what they would or wouldn't have done with that one, but I'm simply making the point they could have the power to do something on that. What would happen in New Zealand? Would it be taken down and actually stop a movement that's very powerful about justice for black people in the United States of America and, indeed, around the world? 