To conclude, the bill deals with issues that go right to the very heart of the role of media and journalism in a liberal democratic society here in New Zealand. It is so important—vitally important, in fact—that our laws adequately protect journalistic privilege to ensure that our journalists, especially investigative journalists, can do their jobs. I was once told as a member and given advice that a good member's bill is a simple one, a concise one, one that tackles a simple issue that can be tidied up. Well, Louisa Wall clearly did not take that advice. Her members' bills have been bold and brave. They have tackled many significant issues. They have indeed become law in New Zealand. This bill makes no change to that pattern. So I would like to acknowledge her hard work in tackling the big issues and bringing issues such as this, that go to the heart of our liberal democracy, to the House to be debated.