That legislation didn't say whether it covered the courts and tribunals, and so we asked the question. There was our crystal ball, Minister. We had at it at the time, we asked the right questions, and we received—to be fair to the Government, the Attorney-General came down to the House and explained that it wouldn't be appropriate for that regime to apply to the courts because it was important that the Courts be able to conduct their own affairs. Fair enough—that was a reasonably good answer back in November or December of 2021. It's not a good enough response in April of 2022 to be rushing something through the House on the basis that, clearly, they hadn't thought about it and didn't act quickly. So for months, further delays have been ruining the lives of many Kiwis, and I would very much hope that we're going to have a serious interaction about the detail and the fundamental rights and freedoms contained in the provisions under clause 3.