So, as the Minister said, the objectionable—and that was one of the first things that we worried about: what is objectionable? Because there are people that are offended by things that other people might not be offended by. So we had all those questions that we asked, but "objectionable" is defined in the law, and it is an extremely high bar. Nobody would say that what happened on March the 15th 2019 wasn't objectionable. So the Minister laid out very well what the bill was intended to do and some of the changes we made. I just want to, at this point, acknowledge Minister Tinetti, because I always admire a Minister that sees a problem in a bill and makes some changes to do something about it. As the Minister said, the filter was causing a huge problem. We were concerned about it. We can now support this bill. We couldn't support this bill in the first reading because people were really concerned about the filter and that actually came through in the select committee process from the majority of the submitters that were concerned about it.