That is the thing that keeps playing in my head. I can't deal with it right now, but I think the very fact that we're dealing with sexual offences against children is enormously serious, and the very fact is that we have a register of sex offenders who commit these heinous crimes against children. Because it is serious, their names are registered and they are followed—not literally, but they are registered so that the police can monitor them. When they come out of prison, they then have to register with the Police, Corrections, and the probation office to tell them where they're going to be living, what kind of living arrangements do they have, do they have young children in their homes, what is their car registration, and what kind of internet service provider do they actually have in their home so that the Police and the Corrections and the people who are looking to relocate this offender back into society are able to assist him to, hopefully, not reoffend. I think it is really, really important, and I think the very fact that this offender has his own clause in the bill—appellant D has new clause 11 in the bill—it really concerns me. But I am taking the Minister at her word that this has actually been dealt with. 