But the point to make is simply that, yep, what members of Parliament do is significant and what journalists do is also significant. All it's just reflecting, of course, is that members of Parliament in this House, we have privileges. We have the privilege, not recklessly or wantonly, but to speak truth to power and say things in this House without fear of defamation proceedings, for example. And that's because of the importance of being able to speak out from time to time, and, really, just to say it again, the same is true for journalists. There'll be times where they also should have privileges so that they can do their job fearlessly, not recklessly but fearlessly, and hold power to account and speak truth to power.