The risk is always that if provisions are not used well or are ill defined, people who are not intended to be affected by these provisions end up being harmed by them. I well note, for example, the concerns that have been raised around the actions of our security services in the past towards the Islamic community—similarly, concerns from Māori communities who have in the past felt unduly targeted. In my own career, I have been involved in a community that has been subject to undue vilification following the unconscionable actions of one person. I have already been contacted by people involved in legal sports, such as recreational firearms use, who are worried that the provisions of this bill could target them. We need to have a fulsome debate that addresses concerns such as these and clearly defines the types of problems this bill is seeking to solve. We have to make sure that we get this right.