GINNY ANDERSEN: —pay attention—recognised in the international law as a key principle underpinning press freedom. Journalists rely on source protection to gather and reveal information in the public interest from confidential sources. These sources may require to be anonymous, and that is important—so meaning that they can be protected from physical, economic, or professional reprisals in response to their revelations. On the fourth estate, to function effectively and to play out its role how it needs to, it is vital that our laws protect journalistic privilege to censure, to make sure that our press have the ability to function and to report freely without being impeded—also, sometimes critically, without the fear of or the threat of reprisal.