Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: My recollection of the discussion in the report actually identifies some issues with the UK legislation, and so, I think, within the report it traverses those issues. Our intention, of course, is that we need to respond to both the existing framework that we have and some of the elements that are missing from within it. The member will well know, for instance, already within the human rights legislation there is coverage over certain groups but, for instance, religion is not included. So the report points out that you are covered by the human rights legislation if you identify as being Jewish or Sikh but not, for instance, if you're Muslim. So there are gaps in the legislation. What we will be seeking to do is to work across Parliament. We do want consensus where we can build it, because, of course, that will stop this debate becoming divisive and potentially leading to the targeting of certain communities.