I well remember the moment I heard that the appalling news of the Christchurch massacre; I remember thinking that it must be some domestic murder gone wrong because I could not—no domestic murder goes right, of course—but I remember thinking it must be domestic-related because I could not take into account to my head that it could be a terrorist incident in New Zealand. How far we have all had to come since that day. But what I remember, driving home after school with my children in the car, was hearing that it was being live streamed, that the streaming was available freely, and wondering whether my teenagers were going to get hold of it or had already got hold of it. Luckily, they had not. But the fact remains that, with the law as it was at that stage, we had no ability to stop the live streaming of that atrocious event. This bill will give us the power to fill that hole in our powers, to control the spread of hate and the spread of horror.