Well, the Government thought we could do more, and they came up with what ACT initially thought was a communist bill. We had grave concerns about the filter. The filter would have allowed the Government to censor what you watch. So we're very grateful to the 163 submitters who expressed their concerns in the select committee, Governance and Administration Committee, that stated that most submitters were against the filter. It seemed to me that the reason why was because the Government was unable to actually tell them what the filter was going to look like, how it was going to work, and what it was going to restrict. With that lack of detail, we are, of course, going to get a large number of submitters wanting to know more precisely what they would be restricted in watching. The main proposal, of course, included a filter for objectionable online content. Again, without the detail on what this filter would look like and how it would work, it left submitters and the Opposition concerned as to how far this filter could eventually be used. So I'm really glad that the select committee listened to their submitters.