INGRID LEARY (Labour—Taieri): It is a real privilege to be able to stand and speak to this really important bill, particularly for the people of my electorate, Taieri, and people in Dunedin who were directly impacted by the events of March 15 2019. There were people in my electorate who found out during the court case that the killer in that attack had been watching their children actually go to the mosque school over the road. There were people who knew that other people around New Zealand and, in fact, around the world, had viewed the events in Christchurch on the internet. I have to say that when we are talking about freedom of speech, any reasonable person would say that that is a really objectionable thing to have witnessed either in real life or on the media platforms. So terrorists live streaming those actions is one such heinous action that we don't want to see, and there are others like that that are available to people who like to peddle evil, who have bad intentions, now that the technology is available to them.