I'm sure all of the House, irrespective of views on this bill, would share the view that the live streaming of terrorism around the world was appalling and that we simply do not want the terrorist and others who may share his hate to succeed and to see this, and we'd all want to stop that happening again. But this bill is fundamentally flawed, and it really is something, and I'm quite taken by it, when you have a bill in this House and parties as diverse as the National Party, the ACT Party, the Māori Party, and the Green Party—not at third reading, not on the first reading, but before it's really even got out of the blocks—oppose it. That tells us, I think, quite clearly that the Government got this law wrong. 