So this is important, and I think the last speech gave us the history of some of the times of where the judicial independence really protected the people from governing arrangements that had gone awry. It is something that is really important for us to protect. It is central to public trust and ensuring that shifting this to the Remuneration Authority, I think, also increases a sense of fairness and transparency when it comes the pay scale of judiciary and judicial officers, and, in particular, for those decision makers whose work impacts on the rights and welfare of the public. The Greens would say it's also important that pay scales remain reflective of the important and difficult work being done by the group covered by this bill. They, respectively, make decisions affecting people's liberty in fair processing criminal proceedings, access to our human rights and non-discrimination laws, environment protections, and the rights of renters to secure adequate housing, among other things; so playing a pretty critical role in our society. We want to make sure that that work is not undermined by any potential undercutting of their pay that could unintentionally or intentionally force people out of doing that work.