This legislation when it was originally put together was during the time of VHS video cassettes, I guess, and then these new things came along, which were called DVDs, and when I talk to my children about those things, they find it really, really hard to believe. They always kind of sort of think that videos have always shown up on our phones and on computers, and so on and so forth, because they're digital natives and that is the world that they are living in. But we still have objectionable content—and I did appreciate the speeches made in the first reading as well and also the discussions during the committee of the whole House, because I wasn't on the select committee. But just to hear that it was about trying to empower the censor to use the tools that are available in terms of the horrific events that happened with the live streaming of the killing of our Muslim whānau down in Christchurch and being able to give them those tools to actually act efficiently and quickly—and in that sort of case we support the censor to be able to do that.