Dr DUNCAN WEBB (Labour—Christchurch Central): Tēnā koe e te Māngai Whakawā. I rise to speak on this bill, and I must say that was an excellent speech by the member for Selwyn touching on the main points. I do want to, essentially, just emphasise that it's an excellent thing that we agree that there should be reasonable limits on freedom of speech and, unlike the member for the ACT Party who would apparently have people able to share pretty much any information without any constraints, most of us in the House—the vast majority—agree that reasonable, proper constraints which are correctly tailored are absolutely appropriate constraints on freedom of speech in a free and democratic society. That's what this bill achieves, it's what the select committee has refined, and that's always been the intention of the Minister. For that reason, I commend this bill to the House.