This bill goes beyond the specific events that have occurred. It goes beyond fixing the gaps identified in what was already the rushed legislation of the Terrorism Suppression Act 2002. It goes beyond fixing the mistakes that were made in the 2007 amendment, and we simply cannot justify supporting rushed legislation that advances the wholesale rewriting of our counter-terror legislation. Now, that's not to say that we're opposing it for opposition's sake, because we are not. ACT supported the Government's Child Protection (Child Sex Offender Government Agency Registration) Amendment Act earlier this year because there was an imminent problem about to emerge that did concern public safety. The differences are that the child sex offender Act was narrow in its scope. It sought to solve a well-defined problem and also had significant sensitivities to it. But this counter-terrorism bill is vast in its scope. It seeks to solve several problems which people have raised concerns of the unintended impacts on. I hope that during the select committee process we actually manage to capture all of the concerns raised, but we are now restricted by a shortened time frame from having the ability to garner feedback from those communities on our changes.