GLEN BENNETT (Labour—New Plymouth): Thank you, Madam Speaker. In the second reading of this bill, I talked about Facebook and the internal research that they produce, which I want to remind us of again. It's said that it's easier to inspire people to anger than to other emotions and our social media platforms understand this and know that using anger, using rage, using offensive material is a way to get clicks and engage our communities. That's why this piece of legislation is really, really important—and it's amending legislation from 1993. Now, back in 1993, I'm sure few of us here had internet in our homes, let alone the internet in our pockets, where publishing videos or film was a far harder process than just clicking the live button on your phone. So that's hence why we need this legislation and we need it quickly. The tragic events of March 15 and what was able to be done and achieved there is why we have to talk about this and pass this legislation today.