So this is a considerable conundrum for me, and the conundrum is this: if I feel so strongly about the rights of people to have their views and express those views, should I then oppose this bill at first reading and prevent members of the public from coming to a select committee and doing just that? On balance, I have decided that the answer to that question is no, and, therefore, I will be supporting this bill at first reading and encouraging it to go to select committee. Now, that support will end at the end of the process if my concerns are confirmed and those infringements on behaviour, however distasteful, do breach section 14 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, and if the committee isn't able to make sufficient improvements to it, I think that would be the end of my support. 