I simply say that because I wouldn't want to be standing here or give the impression that somehow I think we're in a terrible position, that there's urgent need for reform and that what has been and what continues to be the law today in this area of journalistic privilege is somehow incredibly short and unjust. I don't think that. I think what is true, though, is there is a legislative gap we can fill, and that's why we're supporting this bill at first reading, because the rights of journalists and the ability for journalists to do their job fearfully—fearlessly, I should say—is critically important. With those comments I conclude my remarks.