In sum, this bill deals with issues that go right to the heart of the role of the media and journalism in our liberal democratic society. As I've outlined, it is vitally important that our laws adequately protect journalistic privilege to ensure that journalists, especially investigative journalists, can do their jobs. I am very pleased that this bill has the opportunity to be considered not only by this House but also by the Justice Committee. I know that this bill touches on some technical elements of the operation of law enforcement in New Zealand, and I look forward to hearing from the relevant departments and the public at select committee in regards to any improvements that can be made on this bill. On behalf of my parliamentary colleague and my dear friend Louisa Wall, I commend this bill to the House.