It is important that the patients have the right to access healthcare with their privacy intact and without coercion. When the bill came to the Health Committee, one of the concerns was around the right to the freedom of expression, and a lot of members today have talked about it and raised it. As a member of the Health Committee, I can assure you that the committee worked really hard to make sure that the rights to freedom and the rights of patients were balanced. This is why clause 5 inserts new section 13A, which removed the definitions of "prohibited behaviour" and "protected person", and specifically [Audio cut] the types of behaviour that would be prohibited in a safe area. In addition to this, there was a provision made that if the patient gave their consent, that a person could carry out any of these specific prohibited activities while the patient was there, it was OK.