Again—and I want to acknowledge some of the contributions at the second reading of this legislation—the consideration at the Justice Committee was thorough, it was considered, and I also believe that the select committee members came to agreements on a lot of the substantive amendments and those things that stayed the same within the bill. There has been some criticism around the timing of the announcement of getting this piece of legislation through the House before September, but, again, I would acknowledge that there was, essentially, a small piece of administration needed from the Parliamentary Counsel Office (PCO) in order to get the changes made, and I want to acknowledge both Justice officials and the PCO for getting this piece of legislation to where it is now. It did have full consideration. Again, I think, the events of the 3rd of September are a reminder that the threats remain real. Ensuring that the authorities have the powers to make sure they can do everything they can to prevent further attacks was the balance that the Government has sought to strike.