So, I'm sure that's not the Minister's intention. I'm sure that's not the drafters of this legislation's intention. But many people who work in the sector, and know it inside out, and know how it operates, and know how lawyers operate, and how the world really works, are deeply concerned that this could, well indeed, be the outcome. So the Minister, sort of, batted it off. Everything will be fine, don't worry, and it won't happen. I'm struggling a little bit with the tightrope, which is to say there's a very high threshold before the judge would order a recall. But, we're also concerned about the rights of defendants to a fair trial. So if that is a major concern, well, then the recalls will happen reasonably frequently, in which case you've got the re-traumatisation happening more often, or if it doesn't happen hardly ever at all, then we do have a real issue around the rights of the defendants to, under the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, be able to defend themselves effectively. So I want to hear more from the Minister on that.