SHANAN HALBERT (Labour—Northcote): Thank you, Mr Speaker. It is a very shouty night in House tonight, and we talk about the freedom of speech. Can I remind the House that this week, we will celebrate and recognise Pink Shirt Day on Friday, and that particular kaupapa will work to collectively stop bullying in our country. Yet, tonight, we're putting forward a piece of legislation that is quite counter to what we're asking. So I ask all members in this House tonight: on Friday, when you wake up and turn up to this place, will you be taking a photo in your pinks? Will you be having your Pink Shirt Day moment to celebrate anti-bullying? Yet, on this Wednesday evening, you're supporting a bill that puts forward the opportunity for freedom of speech in places that directly impacts negatively on people, how they feel, and their wellbeing.