So it's very important we have safe settings in courts, because people don't go there for fun. They're actually pretty vulnerable when they go in. So this produces some of those balances, and what I think is very important is that it is subject to the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. I take my colleague Dr Duncan Webb's point that this is actually built into our system: when people make decisions by delegation, they make them mindful of their obligations under that Act. It is temporary, and that's important too.