Of course, Parliament has—as the Minister has already outlined—had one go, post the registration Act being put in place, to clarify the intent that this legislation was to ensure that irrespective of when offences were committed, this legislation to put someone on the registry could be applied. That is something about which the Supreme Court has, in a split decision, said that this legislation and the clarification passed in 2017 were not clear enough. This, as the Minister has outlined, has meant 600 people have been deregistered, out of what I'm informed is approximately 2,400 people on the registry. So this affects one quarter of the child sex offenders on the registry. This is no small matter. This is something which is incredibly serious and incredibly important. 