So those are some of my reflections. I commend the Minister and the select committee for dragging this legislation into the 21st century, but by dragging it into the 21st century, opening up the consideration that there are a whole lot of other issues that we need to be focusing on and really investigating and really interrogating because the intention of the amendment, of course, is to minimise harm—minimise harm particularly to our children but also to vulnerable communities and allowing social media giants and techno-megalomaniacs to profit on negative engagement online is something that we should be really, really mindful of as this bill passages through the House. On that, we support this bill.