The solution to some of these issues lies in a piece of legislation that is before select committee at the moment and we have discussed that at some length. I do want to note that since around 2007, concerns have been raised about whether or not our terrorism laws have been adequate to deal with the issue of planning and preparation. This Government undertook the policy work on that through 2019, and into 2020 legislation was then drafted, as is normal, and then the bill was introduced earlier this year and has been at select committee. The public submissions on that bill have been completed. The select committee will soon report back, and I do believe it is in the interests of this House to move as swiftly as possible to be able to enact that law. We will do so, bearing in mind the things that have been said today by members in this House and outside to get the law right, but it is important that we progress it swiftly. Significant policy work has been done and the public has had their say, and now is the time for Parliament to deal with that matter.