SIMON O'CONNOR (National—Tāmaki): Thanks, Mr Speaker. I'm going to take a short call on this, effectively, court safety legislation. I thought I'd just pick up on one element that the previous speaker Emily Henderson touched on. She said that the Labour Government hadn't done anything prior to the courts to enable the courts the freedom to manage their own affairs and that this was a matter of what we'd call, technically, comity: courts do their things; we do our things. If that argument is right, then why are we doing anything at all at any time? So I thought I might just reflect that back.