That's why we're quite interested in the royal commission's report, after the mosque massacres, which was really around recommending that there be a counter-terrorism agency, not instead of but as well as the agencies we have now. I'm sure the agencies, having dealt with them over the years in a ministerial and also in a Leader of the Opposition role, would be very jealous of their roles and would not want to share any of those at all. But it is important that just because they think it's all going swimmingly well, we should be thinking about these things. I think it is something we should seriously consider, because the March 2019 massacres were clearly not a one-off; there are, in fact, people in our society and they don't necessarily present as any differently from anyone else unless you know, we all know, what's going on in their computers or in their minds—that we could have other risks like this. 