In terms of one of the suggestions that the erosion of rights is justifiable because of the harm terrorism causes and the public interest in safety, we would like to reiterate the concerns of many submitters that the erosion of these rights affect all of us. We said that counter-terrorism legislation must include adequate human rights protections. Without these, the broad powers this bill confers on agencies may lead to disproportionate surveillance and criminalisation of our communities. So it is in terms of the way that this could potentially undermine social cohesion, potentially leading to unintended consequences—that is the reason why we cannot support this bill. Thank you.