So, as we went through this bill and we listed all of those different areas that needed to be moved over to the Remuneration Authority and away from the fees framework, we agreed wholeheartedly that it was really important that they are moved away, because it's important—they are important roles and we want to make sure that there is no conflict. We want to make sure that these people that are administering the Government's legislation can do so independently, because this will help ensure that we have trust and confidence between the public and the judiciary. We think this will go a long way towards mending some of that trust and confidence that has already been lost. It just goes to show the Government will not be paying for the outcomes that these courts determine. So the importance of the work that they do, the qualifications of these people that are in these jobs, and the relevance of the work that they do, we wholeheartedly agree that there needs to be some independence in those determinations, for the reasons I outlined just through this speech.