For the purposes of this 3 September attack—the stabbings—the new offence of planning and preparation of a terrorist act addresses the gap that is there in the law. I've heard—and I go along with him, largely—what the Hon Andrew Little has said, which is that this law was not really because of this perpetrator. There's no doubt there's case law as a result of actions of the earlier perpetrator that was sent by Justice Downs to the Attorney-General and, I think, other Ministers as well. So we are addressing a perceived gap identified by the royal commission of inquiry into the Christchurch terror attacks and also by the High Court, and that's a good thing, a significant thing that we do.