So how will harm be prevented and mitigated for our young people through this bill? The live streaming of objectionable content will become a criminal offence. This is a really powerful message for our young people, who are still building their identities, deciding on who they are and what the society is that they live in. Being clear as a society about what is truly objectionable is important—that violent extremism is never an acceptable part of a healthy society. Our young people need our guidance in this—our guidance. We must take responsibility for that, not some multinational corporate who we have to go cap in hand to and ask politely if they'll censor something. It is our responsibility, not Silicon Valley's. The Government will also be able to issue the takedown notices—a gain, we will not have to rely on the police asking providers politely—and be able to better hold online content hosts accountable for the responsibilities that they do have in this space. The chief censor will be able to move quickly and notify the public about objectionable material. Right now, we've heard about the days and days. This isn't about the minutes of the attack; this is about being able to respond as well.