As the Leader of the Opposition has acknowledged, and, indeed, the Hon Kris Faafoi, there will be, through the work that has to be done—that is the work that will be done in light of the events of 3 September. This bill was not conceived around the events of 3 September. If anything, this bill goes back to events that happened in Aotearoa New Zealand in the 2000s, and, of course, in 2019, because the reality is that we now know this country is not immune from terrorist activity and the threat of terrorism. We know that precursor events that lead to terrorist activity—namely, preparation and planning—can have evil intent and can be intended to cause harm. We should have a criminal code that captures that activity, and that's what this legislation seeks to do.