Hon JAN TINETTI: This week, the House passed the second reading of the Films, Videos, and Publications Classification (Urgent Interim Classification of Publications and Prevention of Online Harm) Amendment Bill. The bill addresses online harms at the more extreme end. It makes important changes to protect New Zealanders from objectionable content, such as a terrorist attack being livestreamed online. The second reading was significant because the bill passed first reading with only the support of the Labour Party, but passed second reading with the support of Labour, National, the Greens, and Te Paati Māori. I would like to thank the former chair of the Governance and Administration Committee, Barbara Kuriger, for working with me to improve the bill. I would also like to thank the current chair, Ian McKelvie, for progressing the bill. This is an example of this House working together to pass quality, sensible legislation to keep New Zealanders safe online.