Some of the comments made a little earlier in the House I'm not sure are entirely correct. This bill has been very, very carefully drafted and redrafted so that it will not criminalise everyday users simply for sharing something. It's really important to note that it targets livestreaming of objectionable material. I think, going back through the submissions that we as a select committee both read and heard, it was telling and worth acknowledging that many of the providers—that's the ISPs and the platforms—were really quick to respond, actually a lot faster than the bureaucracy of Government. Facebook, for example, almost immediately halted the autoplay functionality that it has, and there were other multinationals, like Microsoft, that, in responding to the inquiry, pointed to work that they've already completed outside of legislation to develop technology that detects and removes known images of child exploitation and abuse.