Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Justice): Yes, because, as I said yesterday, we want New Zealanders to be able to have their say on the proposed changes to our incitement laws, and have been informed by the royal commissioner of inquiry. What we are asking the public for feedback on is whether more groups beyond race, nationality, and ethnicity should be protected under our existing incitement provisions, whether we should strengthen the penalties, and refining and organising the language and the wording of the offence provisions. I was surprised at the approach that the member took yesterday to hate speech, because back in 2019, when he was Leader of the Opposition, on hate speech he said, "I have no criticism of [this] … going through, albeit you have to be careful—". That is exactly what we are doing by making sure the public can have their say through the discussion document.