The final key provision is that it clarifies that "safe harbour" provisions in the Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015 will not apply to objectionable online content. So that will close a loophole by ensuring that "safe harbour" provisions in the Harmful Digital Communications Act will not apply to objectionable material online. We are pleased that the internet filter that we spoke about before has been removed. That was a massive deal for the National Party and something that we could never have supported. It was also the key concern of many objectors to the bill, including human rights groups and tech experts. There is a fundamental issue that this bill deals with, and I acknowledge my colleague Ms McKee's points about free speech. This is a fundamental issue that we're dealing with at the moment with technology running far ahead of policy makers in terms of designing new platforms, and policy makers are trying to figure out how to get the balance right in terms of managing the different interests in the community.