The reason why we thought it was important to bring this up is because there has been an increase in the number of vexatious litigants that bring cases to the court, which ultimately ends up having an impact on the real victims of this type of crime. There was concern that the impact would stop a fair trial from occurring, and I'm really pleased that Minister Faafoi saw this and, with his team, came up with Supplementary Order Paper 105, which has been voted in, which addresses many of those issues. Some will say it doesn't go far enough, but when we need to balance the rights of our victims to be the centre of our justice system, there is only so much that you can do, and we must rely on the justice system itself to be able to point to where fairness needs to be instigated. We did agree with the National Party member Chris Penk's Supplementary Order Paper 11. It did not go through, but we do believe that, when it comes to sexual violence cases, the relationship between the two parties is relevant to a case. But, nevertheless, that didn't go through.