Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Justice): Thank you, Mr Chair. As I mentioned before, all those three legs of motivation, intent, and purpose need to be met. The change in this piece of legislation, I believe, if the individual concerned obviously had an ideological bent, and if the police were able to monitor him and believe that he did have the motivation, intent, and purpose to carry out such an attack, and—I guess in a hypothetical world, because I don't want to give too much attention to the individual—they saw him meeting those three tests and making moves to plan and prepare to carry out an attack, they would have, as the High Court judge mentioned, the offence within this piece of legislation to bring about a prosecution. That hasn't been available until this piece of legislation has passed, and regardless of the motivation or ideology of the individual or entity concerned, the ability to prevent an attack happening—which was in, I think, clause 8 of the bill, I may stand to be corrected there—is one of the key changes in this piece of legislation.