NICOLE McKEE (ACT): Thank you, Mr Chair. Minister, you're aware that we had quite a robust discussion within the Justice Committee about the use of the word "fear", and removing "terror" in response to having "fear". Then we, of course, removed that and went to "intimidate". And that change of word "intimidate" was something that was agreed amongst all of the select committee, although there have been concerns that "intimidate" is still lowering the threshold. So Minister, for clarity, really, for the viewers at home, in order for them to understand why we have removed the word "terror" or "terrorist" and replaced it with "intimidation", is the Minister able to give us examples of where "intimidate" would or could be used by officials in prosecutions, and what difference there is between inciting terror as opposed to intimidation?