Can I also say too that this legislation started following work commissioned by this Government in its first term—work commissioned in 2018, as the Prime Minister has confirmed in her media statements—and it continued even following the mosque attacks. But the work was not concluded pending the completion by the royal commission of inquiry of its work to make sure that any proposed changes to the legislation, principally the Terrorism Suppression Act, took account of the work of the royal commission of inquiry, and this does that. My colleague the Hon Kris Faafoi introduced the legislation with the benefit of the insights of the royal commission of inquiry's report and the work that had been done. It was referred to the select committee earlier this year. I know there have been some comments made publicly that somehow this has all been dealt with in haste, and I reassure the House that it has not. It has been done appropriately. I'm thankful for the work that the select committee has done. When I look at the changes that have come back to this House as a consequence of that work, I think that it is good work. They are good, constructive changes that have been made.