As the justice Minister, Kris Faafoi, has said—and I acknowledge all he said; I don't agree with everything he did say—one of those cases, perhaps the most significant in a precedent sense, by Justice Downs, was sent to the Attorney-General, possibly the justice Minister and others in Government, to outline a gap in the law. That gap was really around the planning and preparation of terrorist acts. This bill deals with that gap, and I think Andrew Little said at the second reading, it's not as a result of that case law; it's already something that the executive was minded to deal with. But, nevertheless, it does deal with that gap. I asked the Minister at the committee of the whole House stage and he confirmed he believes it deals with it comprehensively.