So what it does is it grants the Chief Censor the power to make swift, time limited, interim classification assessments that can have legal effect for up to 20 working days. So that was also a concern of submitters, that once the censor had made the classification, it needed to be time bound because while it's pretty clear under the law what "objectionable" is, people just needed the guarantee that this was a limited time frame, just in case the censor had done something that wasn't considered by everybody to be the right thing to do. I don't think anybody would have disagreed that it would have been, had it been available in March 2019.