One of the things that happened after the terrible 15 March event was that there were no enforceable laws or regulations present, but it was the platforms who took it upon themselves to remove those offensive videos. One of the issues about live streaming and internet is that it is fast. Can the chief censor stop somebody live streaming right now? If I happen to live stream right now, can the chief censor stop it? No, but the ability for the chief censor to deem that objectionable already exists. So what does this law actually do? I am a little bit unclear and, hopefully, it will be made clearer once we actually have some submissions on this bill at select committee.