While this was happening, and most of the time while he was in custody, it was this Government that took the step of reviewing the Terrorism Suppression Act, because we were aware there were gaps in that legislation. As I recall as Minister of Justice, it was pretty much one of the first pieces of advice I received. It was that this was an area that needed attention, and through a combination of the Ministry of Justice, at that time, and the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, who was giving advice to the Prime Minister—who was also, and is, the Minister for National Security and Intelligence—a programme of work was embarked upon from August 2018. We knew that one of the big gaps was the planning and preparation offences. We knew that that had to be covered off, and so a considerable amount of work had to be done on that. 