There have been some changes made through the drafting of this bill, and, again, I thank all of those people that have submitted—on both sides of the fence, actually. But one of the key considerations kept coming through again about the impact that these changes would have on Māori. Can I say that committee members were absolutely careful to consider that any new or expanded offences would not apply disproportionately to Māori. There's an overrepresentation of Māori in our justice system, and the bill shouldn't exacerbate that issue. It was also important to highlight that counter-terrorism laws would help protect vulnerable communities—any vulnerable communities—who may be the target of terrorist activities. So you've heard a lot from various speakers this afternoon, so I'll be another one to add my support, and I commend this to the House.