I just want to come back to the concerns, and I appreciate those concerns, and it has been raised, as those who have possibly read the notes, that there is a huge amount of concern and controversy around this, and quite rightly we should all be concerned about finding the balance, which the chief censor truly believes we can do. He said it is very achievable to get the balance right between protecting people from deadly extremist material while protecting every New Zealander's freedom. There is a law lecturer from Victoria University who says we do have to draw a line. We can't sit here and say, "It's impossible; so let's do nothing." The select committee process—the regulations that have been set out in the bill clearly identify how we keep New Zealanders' freedoms safe and yet step in and draw the line. We welcome continuing to work with industry—they have been involved in this process—and partnering with them to find the right balance in these regulations.