It's a bill that does quite a number of things. I'm not going to run through them all. It updates the definition of "terrorist act", and Andrew Little has spoken to those changes. It creates precursor offences, and, as he's made the point, there are of course offences already in our law generally around attempts, conspiracy, and the like, but here we are creating specific offences criminalising the planning and preparation of a terrorist act, criminalising terrorist weapons and combat training, and criminalising travel to and from or via New Zealand for international terrorism. This law does a host of other things as well, like extending the terrorism finance offence framework to criminalise material support for terrorist activities or organisations, which is very much in keeping with our international obligations: United Nations obligations, conventions, treaties we have signed up to as a nation. 