The second clause is clause 14, and what that does—and I'm really, really rushed, because there's more I want to say on this important matter, but what that effectively does is say that, in most of these cases, it has to be pre-recorded evidence some year or more before the case. And I can tell you, as a prosecutor, the Crown has all the resource. There is a complete inequality. And for a defence counsel well over a year before the trial to have to have all the ducks in the row, to put that case, to put the defence fully, is basically impossible.