It's been claimed that this is an overbearing piece of legislation, but these decisions to remove live streamed content are not final; they are interim classifications, and final orders are to be made, as my friend said on this side of the House, after 20 days. We have interim orders already available in many other areas of media law where the harm is deemed sufficiently serious. For example, we have name suppression laws, and we certainly have a number of interim laws available in all areas of child protection, not only the child protection that is available around protecting children from sexual exploitation and the media but also ex parte interim orders relating to other areas of child protection. Interim orders are a part of our democracy, and they are countered by the opportunity to then have a full and substantive hearing down the track.