Peaceful protest is something I think you'll find that we're all strongly in favour of. But we're all really aware that sometimes peaceful protest is not necessarily what all protesters intend. We've seen a really solid example of that recently outside our House, our place of work. We've seen people being threatened and harassed with violence. The nooses came out on day one for journalists and politicians, and they didn't go away until the protesters went away. Those protesters did interfere with people going about their business. They stopped schools running. They made businesses closed. We're really clear that there was a line that was crossed where all the namastes and yoga tents in the world are not going to persuade you that these were people who had peace in their hearts and minds, and so we need to move that elsewhere. And it's 150 metres away, maximum. Your right to protest peacefully, I would say, is one that we upheld. It's a bit like your right to swing your arm ends where my nose begins. 