It wasn't until the Minister—and I wasn't part of the select committee on this—clarified in the committee stage exactly what this bill is aiming to stop in the form of objectionable material that it became very clear that this bill—and there will be more bills to follow this because this is a very challenging area for us. And I think Glen Bennett said a minute ago that what was around in 1993 when this bill was first passed, when the forerunner of this bill was first passed, we didn't even have a cellphone in our pocket. We probably didn't even have a cellphone, actually. So life's just changed so dramatically in the time since that was introduced, and it's continued to change and it's changing so rapidly that this Parliament is going to have to keep a very close watch in the future on what goes on with the use of technology, the publication of offensive material, and the way it's used either to attract attention, good or bad. I think it's a very serious issue that in the future, as I said, we're going to have to look at much more seriously.