So, as Louisa Wall has mentioned before, we did a substantial amount of work, and this is the bit where I am going to get a bit technical and I apologise, but I don't really apologise—I love it. We had to respond in a positive way because the Attorney-General, as you've heard, was of the opinion that in the bill as it stood, clause 5 appeared to be inconsistent with the right to freedom of expression. Every single person on that committee takes that opinion extremely seriously, and so we felt the urgent need to make sure that we did adjust the bill to make sure that it was compliant with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. We have had the reassurance from the Attorney-General that what we have done has achieved that, so we don't need to worry about New Zealand Bill of Rights Act compliance, which is incredibly important. 