Now that I've outlined some reservations, I would like to speak to the elements within the bill that we do agree with. We support the clearer wording around the financing of terrorism. It allows for prosecution for earlier intentions prior to an act of terror being commissioned. It also criminalises travelling to and from New Zealand for the purpose of supporting terrorism. While we do have some existing laws that capture some of the behaviour leading up to a terrorist event, we note that there is currently no specific offence in New Zealand law for travelling here to undertake terrorist activities. The reality is that people travelling to fight for terrorism purposes is a global problem and one that will not go away even with restricted travel being experienced right now. Eventually, people will be on the move once borders begin reopening around the world, and it would be prudent to prepare this legislation on terrorist financing before it does. This all modernises the legislation that we currently have, and it will better reflect as well as manage the risks that we are facing today.