But over a sustained period of time, Australian society has demonstrated, emphatically, that it is relaxed and comfortable. About our multicultural character and about nondiscrimination. So, the Scanlon Foundation conducts an annual survey of social attitudes, but it regularly finds that between 83 to 86% of Australians in this nationally representative sample. Say that they believe multiculturalism is good for the country. 83 to 86%. Now I can't think of many social questions that would garner a response above 80%. When we had the same sex marriage post to vote, for example, having the six in front was regarded as definitive. We've got an 8 in front of popular support for multiculturalism. Support for non-discrimination in immigration is at similar levels. About 80%. Of Australians believe that our immigration programme should not discriminate on the basis of race and religion; and we know too, a similar proportion of people believe that it should remain unlawful to racially Williby others in our society. So, we've had extensive debate, as many of you would know, about the Racial Discrimination Act and free speech; But we know that about 78% of people believe it should remain unlawful to offend, insult or humiliate someone because of their race in public.