I do also want to agree with the remarks made by the Attorney-General in relation to the issues raised in relation to freedom of speech, as outlined in his New Zealand Bill of Rights Act report. He's noted that he's voting for the bill, at least at first reading, but doesn't guarantee support, I think, beyond that, he said. The point that is made in his report regarding the fact that the bill goes further than is necessary to achieve its stated purpose is, I think, a very good one. His report is intellectually honest on this point, and it's rigorous in examining freedom of speech or freedom of expression issues. His particular point, I think, has not only theoretical weight but, actually, one very important practical implication that I do wish to bring before the House.