I will acknowledge, to the sponsor of the bill, what we have here now is a huge step forward from where we started. Things are better defined. Still not enough for me. As I say, conceptually I don't like the idea of safe spaces, and I asked a rhetorical question of the House: what's the next safe space that we have to create? Safe spaces around parliamentary offices from Green Party activists? You know, of course I don't want that, but why not if you want to follow that argument through. We shouldn't be, if you will—and I've said it in a different context before: ideas and opinions are never safe. They always challenge us. I again just want to reiterate in this House tonight: I worry of this continuing trend to try and limit what people can say, think, or be. So with that, I'll leave it there. Thanks, Mr Speaker.