It will also impose a penalty regime for convictions of up to 14 years' imprisonment or $200,000 fines, and it will create future mechanisms for the Crown to potentially create web filters as and when the technology becomes available. I think it's been widely canvassed today that we as a party opposed this at its first reading because of the internet filter provision. We did think it was too much of an overreach, and while we do, I think, live in an age where the cancel culture is rife, there is a very fine line to walk between reducing harm and protecting our freedoms of choice, our freedom of thought, and our freedom of speech. We did think that that web filtering tool was going to be extremely blunt and would have been a breach of many of those important democratic rights.