Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: —that it gives some commentary around the existing law as it stands. And it points out that we've had one successful prosecution, and on those that have not been successful, the test around incitement has not been met. And you'll see that in the proposals by the royal commission, which we have mirrored in the discussion document, seek, actually, to "more narrowly express than the current section of the law does". So the claim that somehow this widens or lowers the threshold, I would argue, is not correct. And the royal commission itself is of the view that it would be more narrowly expressed than the current provisions. That is, in particular, because the current provisions refer to hostility, ill will, contempt, and ridicule; they have replaced that word with "hatred" alongside the requirement to improve intentional incitement.