There may have been concerns about the level of expertise or the independence of appointments, but, happily, the bill actually addresses those. And, of course, the Justice Committee will hear tweaks around, you know, the five-year level of experience as a practising lawyer; the independent appointments—whether the office of the Attorney-General or Solicitor-General and others are involved. And I do want to assure Simon O'Connor we're not talking about nurses or teachers; there are a lot of us lawyers out there looking for meaningful work, so I don't think that will be a problem. But I do think, you know, looking at what types of activities will be undertaken by the associates will also be important. So we've said it may be the less complicated or less expert aspects of the enquiries, but that probably does need to also be looked at because these are important enquiries and important findings that our system needs to be able to rely upon in the long run and also for the families involved. 