Terrorism Bill

The amendment suggests that anyone outside the perimeter fence, whether at Fylingdales or somewhere else, would not be guilty of trespass. At what point, as they approach the fence, do they become trespassers? Do they have to touch the fence, climb it, look at it, hang something from it, cut it—[Hon. Members: ““Sit on it?””] That does not often happen in this place. Will the Minister clarify the amendment?