The Minister very calmly says everything will be fine: it's been done in Australia and the UK and the worst fears have not been realised. Well, time will tell, and I am grateful that he as Minister has assured the House today that this legislation will be reviewed as a matter of course and in three, four, five years' time we can take stock and see what is happening because we do obviously have a very strong desire to ensure that complainants of sexual attacks have access to justice and that their integrity and their dignity is respected through the process and, secondly, that defendants also, particularly young Māori men of the group that the Waitangi Tribunal has heard concerns around—that those men particularly—have access to a fair defence and the ability to clear their name if, indeed, they are innocent, and that is the nature of this whole process.