However, since the classifications Act 1993 we very much know that technology has changed markedly. Technological advances and shifts have changed the way that we access information and we interact with online content. It means we now have to change the way that we tackle the online content, such as that violent extremism. And given the speed and ease that it can spread online, it is vital that we have the tools and the ability to be able to act swiftly. My officials have worked really closely with people throughout the community in preparing and shaping this bill. They have worked with community representatives from civil society and industry in developing the proposals for this bill, and a series of workshops were held with online platforms, internet providers, civil society groups, and overall 200 people were represented at those meetings. I would like to thank those people in the work that they contributed to helping to shape this bill.