I don't know whether we're able to ever comprehend what it must have been like for Sara Qasem, who actually saw that footage of her father being brutally murdered. It's understandable that this live streaming event wasn't captured by the legislation in place at the time. It's understandable because technology moves so quickly; technology overtook legislation. But it obviously became clear that we needed to do something, and we needed to do something swiftly and effectively in order for that material to be taken down quickly, and for it to be permanently removed. I don't buy the slippery slope argument, I'm afraid; I think that we can be really clear at some points when objectionable material is present. I don't think there's an argument. I think we're not stupid, and I don't think that people who are prosecuting these offences are stupid either.