I might say this, too, in terms of the effort taken by agencies to deal with this particular individual—one of those was to lay a charge under the Terrorism Suppression Act, and that was ruled out by a judge. The judge considered the charge, considered the legislation, and it was that judge that reminded us all—effectively, what the Solicitor-General said in 2007 is that nothing in that legislation allows for prosecution of an act that is an act of preparation or preparing for a violent terrorist offence. We have the opportunity to repair that now. We have the opportunity to fill that gap.