I think it's important to note that the committee did a job in terms of looking at the evolving nature of terrorism that we see across the world and also domestically. That changing threat requires New Zealand to give a legislative framework that supports the early management of risk—being able to detect and prevent activities that support or enable terrorism to take place—and the bill does that. It clarifies the Terrorism Suppression Act to provide law enforcement agencies with the means and clear legal authority to intervene early and to help prevent harm and to also escalate things when required so as to better protect against tragic events such as we've seen on March 15th in 2019 and, only too recently, on 3 September this year. 