The controversial parts of this bill—and I do want to follow up from the Hon Paul Goldsmith's questioning around prerecords and the fact that the Court of Appeal had said that it should only be rare or exceptional circumstances. I noticed the member Emily Henderson just coming into the House tonight and noticing that her academic work critiqued that ruling, when she was a research fellow at Auckland University, and noting that the Court of Appeal did not draw on the evidence of 20 years of prerecording for child witnesses in sexual violence cases in Western Australia that found that there was not an undermining of the right to a fair trial. In fact, it had strengthened the fair trial and good interrogation of evidence through that process, rather than undermining it. I would also point the member to the fact that the legislation around this point also—[Time expired]