It would be right and proper for this Parliament to say this law tonight doesn't solve the problem that it's advertised to solve. There's no practical way it can do that. It would be right and proper for this Parliament tonight to say this legislation has effects that we are not comfortable with. We don't know how a future Government might use the power to set up an internet filter on what people can access online. It would be right and proper for this Parliament to say that this legislation won't be effective at getting into the really dark corners of the internet, which are the ones that we should be most worried about. And it would be right and proper for this Parliament to say tonight that we actually, if we have any goal when it comes to speech and conversation, need to start encouraging people to speak freely in a civilised and respectful manner, because there's far too much hate, there's far too much identity politics, there's far too much cancel culture, and it is breeding resentment that is going to lead to backlashes that will take New Zealand to a far less united and far less civil place.