So I really want you to reconsider, Minister. You don't need to take to your feet now; I'll give you enough time. It won't be any loss of face on your part. You'll gain great respect on this side of the House. You'll gain great respect on the streets of New Zealand, because it is important that they back this as much as we do. So I appeal to you, Minister, to reconsider. We will give you a moment out in the lobby there, with the officials. I'm sure that they—they really should be thumbing through their statute book now and looking up section 20 of the Intelligence and Security Act 2017. It's very easy to find, and I'm sure they won't have too much difficulty. I can help you if you wish. I can see the nodding in the ACT quarter of the Chamber, and I'm sure that they will be supporting that, and I'm sure my colleagues will be getting to their feet in support of this amendment, and we look forward to you changing your mind, Minister, in the very immediate future. Thank you.