This bill shouldn't be needed—it really shouldn't be needed—but we've seen a number of examples of why it is needed. Let's have a wee look just at April this year: Auckland University of Technology cancelling, bizarrely, a talk on feminism, advocacy, and free speech. Back in July last year, seven University of Auckland professors dared to take a position on mātauranga Māori and NCEA science and were publicly chastised by the vice-chancellor. And, of course, the example that we had back in 2018, when Don Brash was cancelled by Massey University for health and safety reasons that were found not to be health and safety reasons and had to be reinstated. So if we weren't seeing this disturbing trend of things such as this happening, the bill wouldn't be needed, but, sadly, it is.