I was just reflecting on the discussions we had during the committee of the whole House, because even though the internet filter has now been removed—because how could that be set up anyway to actually do the job that we actually want it to do and then, of course, looking at how those rights could be balanced properly and appropriately. For me, it actually opened up a whole space, and that's something I think—when the original intent was around what the internet filter could do or should be doing, which was about, of course, minimising harm, we've moved into a particular place where algorithms are actually running our lives now in really insidious ways from people that topple down rabbit holes because of anti-vaccine conspiracy theories, and the fact that different social media, in particular at Facebook—there was a whistleblower just recently who, with internal papers, showed that actually keeping us on those social media platforms and making us continually engage in negative behaviour often, that's the motive for them because that's how they get their money as well.