David Leyonhjelm (NSW, Liberal Democratic Party) Share this | Hansard source

Attorney, the schedule I am referring to is schedule 13. It relates to the Classification (Publications, Films and Computer Games) Act—it is an amendment to that. Just for the sake of clarity, allow me to restate my reservations on the evidence that playing a computer game or watching a video makes you more likely to act out in real life those things you played or watched. And can I add to that that there is actual evidence in relation to pornography and sexual behaviour that there is no link between those two. That is what the evidence would indicate. So I am wondering: in the case of terrorist acts, what evidence do you have that suggests that this is different from that pornographic and sexual behaviour matter?