I think my colleague Ian McKelvie mentioned the Chief Censor, David Shanks. It was quite significant for us to hear from him that the proposal initially offered too little detail and that there were too few safeguards around the usage, a And so we're very grateful for the opportunity to go to the Department of Internal Affairs and spend some time with them and the officials to observe for ourselves the great lengths that they were prepared to go to satisfy the concerns of the committee, and also for us to be able to see that very trying work that a lot of people in those positions, in those roles, are asked to do. We as a society I think, should be very grateful for them for that work. They're, effectively, protecting all of us—I think, sometimes at their own expense.