Our parliamentary colleague David Seymour as well as the Leader of the Opposition have identified that, actually, there is a real tension here between at what point the criminal law intercedes a person's actions to say that what you're doing is criminal when there is no completed act of violence or harm caused to another. It's a challenge for jurisdictions around the world, and particularly in our Commonwealth jurisprudence based on the countries with whom we are most closely aligned, or at least our legal systems are, that our systems struggle with at what point do you decide somebody has acted criminally. 