I'll just have a look at new section 13AA, which is: "Providing or receiving weapons training or combat training for terrorist purposes". I note that there has been some concern that this could capture people who receive training for reasons of self-defence. However, I note that the person, to commit an offence, would have to do so if they provide or receive weapons training or combat training and knew that the training was provided or received for a purpose which would include to carry out one or more terrorist acts, whether any or all of them are actually carried out or not, and/or to enhance the ability of any entity to carry out, or to participate in the carrying out, of one or more terrorist acts, whether any or all of them are actually carried out. So that would clearly exclude someone receiving training for the purpose of self-defence. Someone receiving training for self-defence would not also be doing so to carry out a terrorist act.