Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I would. In fact, again, the royal commission also traverses the different international obligations that New Zealand has and takes the view that the as-expressed provisions here are in keeping with that. They state, "There is a strong tradition in New Zealand (as in many … countries) that religious belief systems are open to debate, and that this can be rigorous." However, their view is that that is not without limits. And our existing law covers that, too. I would also make the point that the member herself seems to believe that freedom of expression is not without limits. I supported the Harmful Digital Communications Bill. That currently creates a criminal penalty for anyone who uses communication that is offensive or indecent, for example, and attracts a penalty of up to three months of imprisonment. That member introduced that bill. So that suggests to me that the member herself does not view freedom of expression as being without limitation.