The bill does, I think, two or three things. It amends the definition of a journalist in the Evidence Act so that it explicitly includes investigative journalists based on the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization—that is, UNESCO's—position that investigative journalism crucially contributes to freedom of expression and media development. It also addresses questions that have arisen from a court decision by Justice Winkelmann, Chief Justice, by clarifying that books written by investigative journalists are covered by journalistic privilege, not just the media articles that journalists write. And, thirdly, it amends the Search and Surveillance Act to ensure that journalists' sources are clearly protected in relation to production orders and police searches. It inserts clear requirements on police in these circumstances to ensure that protections are understood and upheld.