I do want to allow questions to be asked, but this piece of legislation has been progressed out of the recommendations of the royal commission on the mosque attacks in Christchurch in 2019. It also responds to, as I said in my beginning remarks, the nature of terrorism changing. Our current Terrorism Suppression Act was passed when terrorism was more likely to be the actions of an organised entity or an organised group, and, as we've seen more recently, acts of terror are being undertaken by individuals or small groups using things that might be considered everyday actions but are used to bring about harm to people in the name of their own ideology. So, again, I want to thank the select committee for its adjudication over this piece of legislation and I welcome any questions that members, who were on the committee or not, may have around Part 1.