It's also hypocritical for the Opposition to suggest that an institution doesn't have rangatiratanga around its own free speech. If I look at how they're doing that, the bill cuts across institutional autonomy provisions in the Education and Training Act. It narrows the choices that institutions can make about how they operate. It provides for regulations about free speech. It requires a code of practice on free speech. These are all anathema to free speech and to freedom of choice. But also, the safety impacts are around students and students' decisions to learn, and that goes to the question of harm.