When I was reading up about this bill as well it kind of made me reflect on the 1990s, and the 1980s maybe, because when this bill originally came out, it was for, you know, things that came out in the films or came out on DVD or came out on cassette tapes or VHS tapes as well. I think all of us in the House probably remember those times, and so having that legislation updated to respond to social media and the power of social media is really, really important. The bill proposed to address this through a number of the following changes: creating a new offence of livestreaming objectionable content; allowing the Chief Censor to make interim classification decisions lasting for a maximum of 20 days—and it was interesting and good to know that, actually, the select committee and the Minister have sat down with the Chief Censor to really take a look at this legislation to get something that will be workable for him and his staff—allowing take-down notices to be issued to require the removal of objectionable online content, and then, of course, the "safe harbour" provisions that the Minister talked about earlier as well.