What that means, then, is some of the key changes in the bill—and I wanted to pick up particularly on the key change around requiring judges to direct the jury on any myth or misconception relating to sexual violence that they consider relevant to the case. And we know—we know—it is clear that, unfortunately, those myths have been perpetuated and strengthened in all sections of our community and society, including in the courtrooms. That is absurd and should never have been the case. I welcome that. I welcome all of this legislation and the amendments, but I particularly focus on that and ask and, I think, congratulate that my understanding is that—[Bell rung]—judges have committed to further and ongoing training to make sure that they even have that understanding in the first place so they can correct it in their own courtrooms, because I know that is not necessarily always the case. Gosh, I'm out of practice and this time goes fast. 