The second issue I want to bring attention to for the select committee process is the place of community law in providing appropriately supervised services. It would've been fine for me, as a young lawyer, to be providing that kind of pro bono advice, which I've talked about, through a community law centre. It would have been fine because I would have had experienced lawyers there who saw those cases all the time, who I could turn to and ask for advice, and that would have been appropriate. Unfortunately, on that side of the House, they've gutted community law centres. They've taken away funding for services which were extremely vital to the community, and that's why those lawyers aren't able to get those services to community law right now. And this, in my view, would be a patch-up job.