Now, it is absolutely clear to me what the intention of this is, and, obviously, the Supreme Court was split on that point. Section 6 of the Sentencing Act now just simply will not apply, and to the degree that this is a form of punishment, as articulated by Golriz Ghahraman, I don't actually see it like that. It is part of a consequence of being convicted of heinous crimes. But, actually, the registration is not—it's not public. It's not something that we can go and look at and the police will use. So, in that sense, it's not a punishment per se, but to the degree that it is, here is my question for the Minister, and I'd like her to—and Simeon Brown would also like her to—address this in the second reading. If this is a belts-and-braces fix because of the Supreme Court, why would we then provide an exemption for one person, the person who, as Ms Williams has just told us, was in possession of 1,800 hideous videos, 1,200 still images of victims from who knows where?