I might add, as the Leader of the Opposition said too, we already have offences on our statute book. They are called the inchoate class of offences. Conspiracy is one of them, attempting to commit an offence is another, aiding and abetting is another. No offence has been committed, but an action has been taken that is intended to cause or encourage others to cause harm, and that is an offence under our Crimes Act right now. So there is nothing unusual about ensuring that our criminal law keeps up with the actions of those who would do harm and captures the level of criminality at the right place, at the right time, to prevent harm being caused, bearing in mind that at least in this case, there are good safeguards around the intended offences.