When we deal with issues in Parliament, it's not always as easy as saying what we intend to do. We need to look at the detail and the implications and the other effects of the decisions we make here, and we accept that the Minister and his colleagues have presented a bill in very good intention to make progress on these matters we all agree are important. But we are concerned that in doing so, and in seeking to increase the rights of victims here, there are two other critically important principles that are being put at risk by just two measures in this bill. Those principles—I just want to remind the members of this House how important they are to all of us. They are the right to a fair trial and the right to natural justice. 