So this is a pretty simple and technical bill, actually. It's following through on a review by MartinJenkins from 2018 looking at whether the setting for judicial and statutory officers' pay should be—was it being appropriately managed through the Cabinet fund process? They concluded that community magistrates, disputes tribunal referees, environment commissioners, deputy environment commissioners are judicial decision makers and their remuneration should be determined independently of Government by the Remuneration Authority, and that there were some grey areas in coverage from the Cabinet processes, which was, effectively, set by the executive that gave, while not super close—but the ability for executive to influence the work of the judiciary by setting pay rates and influencing those pay rates.