But I think there's another reason why this is actually an important conversation that we should have. Later this year, we are going to be considering other legislation in the wake of the royal commission report into the Christchurch terror attacks. There are 44 recommendations and the Minister responsible for that—Andrew Little—has said that two of those recommendations are on hate crime and hate speech. I think this is going to be a test of the attitude that will be introduced, the Government's response in that regard, and the degree to which freedom of expression is going to be curtailed. So I see this as an important, early sojourn into a very difficult conversation that this House is going to have to have over the next year to 18 months. 