DAVID SEYMOUR (Leader—ACT): I wish to ask the Minister a simple question from a humble electrical engineer. This legislation is all about overriding a court's decision and saying that this Parliament doesn't agree. We would like to see certain people registered as offenders, but it has in new clause 11 of Schedule 1 of the Act, as set out in clause 5(7), an exception that says while we're happy to override one decision of the court, we're not going to override another particular decision. Now, obviously, it's been controversial and people around the House have taken different decisions about whether Parliament should override a Supreme Court decision the way that it is. I just wonder if you could explain why we seem to be prepared to override one decision but not another.