So, for us, the balance has not been struck. We have, generally, three concerns, and we talked through some of that in the committee of the whole House last night. Firstly, the legislation, although improved, may still capture direct-action activists and protests. Secondly, the new planning or preparation offence has been characterised by some experts as thought crime, difficult to define in practice or defend against in a legal proceedings. And, thirdly, the terrorism control order is being expanded to people convicted in New Zealand, when the whole premise of this regime was to be about the difficulty in gathering evidence to prosecute foreign fighters returning home. 