But there are two clauses that, as I've said, are unjust and unworkable—they're just plain wrong. And the reality is nearly all the lawyers: the prosecutors, the defence lawyers, agree with what I'm saying. The judges think these clauses are wrong. And they mean, as I've said, that the accused—as he or she is in a serious criminal jury trial, rather than a defendant; mainly young men—won't get a fair trial in some sexual violence cases where these clauses apply. And that means, actually, I haven't done the maths—I could go away, but my estimate would be many hundreds of, basically, men a year won't get a fair trial. Jonathan Eaton QC, an eminent criminal silk in the South Island says, "We believe that the bill could lead to significant injustice, particularly for the more vulnerable members of our society, such as youths, members of minority populations, and those with diminished capacity. We already have too many young men and women in our prisons who should not be there."