As legislators, she has highlighted an issue that we're going to have to continue to face and work on, because, although the internet can be an enormous force for good, we can also see that it can be an enormous force for evil as well. Probably just about all of us in this House and our family members have been victims ourselves of poor behaviour—very deep personal attacks, trolling on the internet. I know that, as a father, my daughter, as a 15-year-old having gone through a breakup with her boyfriend at school, was the victim of online trolling and the use of proxies to attack her. I can tell you that it's the only time as a father that I felt that I couldn't protect her, and it was hard and it was difficult to try and work through that. You can protect your child from a physical threat. You can protect them against bad decisions. But it's very, very hard for a parent to protect their children from the types of attacks that they can experience online. I'm an ex-policeman and I'm a member of Parliament—I'm probably in a much stronger position to try and do that—and even I found it hard and difficult to find a solution for that. So we've got some big issues to face as legislators.