So it's not anybody who rocks on up and says, "Right, I'm a news outlet." We expect them to observe basic journalistic principles: the need for fairness and balance, a commitment to accuracy. No one's perfect and people get it wrong, but you want an institution that is committed to that. So I'm satisfied that the definitions in clause 6 of the bill provide the safeguards in relation to the protection afforded news media. We want them to have that protection, but we don't want anybody just rolling around claiming that they're somehow a news entity and doing news activity, when that isn't the case. I think there's a very clear definition here that protects those who are subject to the accountability of the real news media and it protects the news media in doing their job.