The anti - Springbok tour is another example. It would not have been as successful as it was had it had been an environment where we weren't allowed to make unpopular statements. In modern times, we have seen the likes of the group Speak Up For Women repeatedly being shut down. I'm not saying I necessarily support everything they say, but regardless. And of course, I have to mention the case—the famous case—of Don Brash and Massey University's decision to cancel him, despite the fact that he was only going to go there to talk about his political career. Even the Prime Minister from that party over there called their refusal to host Brash an overreaction. Minister Hipkins said he wouldn't have cancelled him either and that universities should have a very high threshold around allowing free speech, enabling it, and having robust debate. What a good idea. Thank you, Minister Hipkins. We also have seen issues such as posters at Massey University supporting the Hong Kong protests being torn down, and Auckland University of Technology scrapping Tiananmen Square commemorations after the Chinese Government communist officials intervened.