So it sits, this bill, within that purview, within that context of a tightening of the grip, particularly by the State, on ideas and opinions, and I don't think that's right. I think fundamentally too—and it's probably why abortion in this one becomes quite important—this is a controversial topic. No matter what people think, it is controversial. There isn't a singular view. It won't, again, surprise the House and those listening in that I sit on the side that when things are more controversial, you need more leaning in to the rights and freedoms to have a different opinion. So that's the first point.