Rt Hon JACINDA ARDERN: I'll say what I said in the House yesterday: for those expressing discomfort with the current proposal, that would suggest to me that they have discomfort with our current laws, because there is (a), not only a lot of similarity in the threshold that's required; there's actually a narrowing of some of the language. The old language included things like "bringing into ridicule or contempt". In the view of the royal commission, the use of the word "hatred" and the need to incite that hatred sets a very high threshold, and therefore protects New Zealanders' expectation around freedom of expression.