It's important that there are those three elements, because there has been some concern raised—and the Green Party has rightly raised the concerns expressed by some folks—that activism could be caught by this legislation. The select committee heard from Paul Elwell-Sutton, the council of trade liberties, that he recommended "activism" be excluded from the definition of "terrorist act". The officials did not consider this to be appropriate s for conduct of any kind to be captured by the terrorist act definition, all three elements of the definition must be met. This includes the intent to cause one of the serious harms, such as injury or death. It is difficult to countenance any activism which would intend to cause harm or death which would be legitimate, and, certainly, I don't think it could be classified as legitimate if its intention was to cause injury or death. Therefore, legitimate activism will not be captured by this legislation. 