NICOLE McKEE (ACT): Thank you, Madam Speaker. I'm not going to start off by saying the full name of this bill, because I did that already in the second reading, so I've done my bit there. But I would like to begin my speech first of all by acknowledging the victims of the 15 March 2019 mosque terror attack, and also those people that were affected by the live streaming of that event. I'd also like to acknowledge the work of the select committee and the way that they interacted with the other parties, especially in getting rid of the filter from this Act, because that was one of the things that the ACT Party were very conscious of. Again, I'd just like to appreciate the work of the National Party and Melissa Lee in getting that through. But, nevertheless, the ACT Party still opposes this bill, and the reason why is because it comes down to our freedoms. It's not just about freedom to reach; it's also about freedom to speak. It's about freedom of thought and it's about freedom to be able to share some of the things that happen.