So, as has been outlined by others, there's a number of things that this legislation attempts to do. The first is to make a criminal offence of knowingly live streaming objectionable content. On the face of it, it doesn't inherently seem like a bad thing. There is also the opportunity for the chief censor to be allowed to make interim classification assessments in urgent situations for content that is likely to be objectionable. This, importantly, speeds up a process that is currently incredibly cumbersome. It also, therefore, as a result of that chief censorship opportunity, enables authorised inspectors to issue what are called takedown notices, and there are enforcement clauses that follow.