CHRIS PENK (National—Helensville): Thank you, Madam Chair, and, again, thanks to the Minister. I suppose I might just add, if I may, an observation on that area, having had the benefit of a discussion at the select committee level. We thought that it would be helpful to provide as much clarity as possible—notwithstanding that it is a developing area, of course—in the social media space. So with "news entity", which the Minister rightly highlights as being a key aspect of that definition, essentially—and, therefore, that exclusion—we talk about those who are, or are employed by one who is, subject to the oversight of the Broadcasting Standards Authority, Media Council, or other body prescribed as a regulatory body by regulations made under the relevant section of this Act. So I presume it would be within the purview of the Minister of Justice, in whose name this bill comes before us, effectively, to be able to control that. In fact, actually, I should acknowledge I might be wrong in terms of the Minister who would be suggesting that those regulations be made. But, in any case, it would be within the ability of the Government of the day to make regulations to acknowledge updating circumstances in the media space as a bit of a compromise whereby we want to provide as much certainty as possible and not merely talk in general terms about what it is to be a publisher, and so forth. So I think that's, if I may say, a helpful discussion that we've been able to have on both sides of the House, and, indeed, following the select committee process that was also very constructive in that regard.