NICOLE McKEE (ACT): Thank you, Minister. I'm going to go back to this "objectionable" part, and specifically into new section 132C, where we're actually talking about making it an offence to live stream material where we are knowing or have reasonable cause to believe that it is objectionable. And this is where I come back to my earlier questions about people, perhaps, live streaming or sharing a link to a live stream, not realising the content of that stream, of it being objectionable. And while I now recognise that there is a rapid assessment that would allow a take-down order, this bill would actually make it an offence to live stream such material before it has been made objectionable or even noted as such. So people are actually live streaming content that has not yet been made objectionable but are committing an offence in doing so if there is reasonable cause to believe that they knew about that. So I'm just wondering, Minister, how you could allay some fears of people who just go about live streaming things, not realising what the content is at that time. How can we allay their fears as to creating or committing an offence?