Through the use of Facebook and the like, people are seeing their news, gathering their news, from sources that are not our traditional broadcasters, and a lot of what they are seeing is clickbait stories, fake news, and that has created a lack of trust in the media. When there's a lack of trust in the media, that absolutely erodes our democracy. It is really important that we ensure that our media are trustworthy, and we ensure our media are robust and are—the fourth estate—one of the pillars of our democracy. That's why I'm really passionate about broadcasting. My career of 30 years led me to this House just a couple of years ago. The media currently has a really important role to play with COVID-19; a role in ensuring the public have the right information so that there is not hysteria and pandemonium because of clickbait headlines. That's the sort of background of where we're at with our media at the moment. So I turn now to the bill, the Broadcasting (New Zealand on Air and Te Māngai Pāho Reporting Requirements) Amendment Bill.