Since the bill has been at select committee, we have made some significant improvements. Firstly, I said in my first reading speech that I had reservations about the way that the filtering provisions in the bill had been drafted, but I wanted them to go through to select committee to see what submitters were presenting at select committee and to see if improvements were being made. It became clear to me, from the select committee submissions, that there was a high level of concern around the filtering provisions and how they would work. So both the select committee and Cabinet agreed to my recommendations to remove new sections 119L to 119O and all references to the electronic filter, including the regulations in the bill. Given the purpose of this bill was to enable the swift response if another attack or another incident, such as livestreaming of a terror attack, were to occur, I think that what the select committee has sent back for this second reading now creates a really good place that we have landed, and that means that we will be able to act effectively and efficiently without the use of an electronic filter system.