What that demonstrates inherently, and you can look at examples in other jurisdictions of how this hasn't worked—unless, of course, you're looking for a key performance indicator of complete authoritarianism and control therein—is that anybody motivated can get around internet filters. They can do so by the use of things like virtual private networks (VPNs). It also has the opportunity to capture unintended content. But worse than that, it also has the ability to completely miss the intended content in the first place. The likes of which is currently being proposed, that is leaving all of this stuff to the regulations, is the equivalent of me handing you a piece of paper and saying, "Please draw the rules," and then enforcing those rules without having had any parliamentary oversight of what those rules actually are. And that is a problem when it comes to, particularly, the potential to curtail the opportunity of all New Zealanders—and, might I add, actually, particularly minorities in this country.