So, currently, under the law a "terrorist act" must be done with the intent "to induce terror in a civilian population; or … to unduly compel or to force a government or an international organisation to do or abstain from … any act." The bill makes the following amendments: "induce terror" is changed to "intimidate", "civilian" is removed, and "unduly compel" is changed to "coerce". So those are the key changes that in fact bring New Zealand's definition of a "terrorist act" into line with corresponding jurisdictions, and it's at that point, really, that the committee had a thorough discussion and was able to reach consensus around the correct term for New Zealand's legislative framework. 