The legislation, obviously, isn't passed, so we don't have anything to fall back on in a New Zealand context. But I would point to a close jurisdiction which undertook an evaluation of a pilot and reported back in 2018, in New South Wales. My understanding of the report back from the evaluation of their pilot was just like we have in this situation here. There was concern around fair trial rights and what might happen as a result, in the order of what the Hon Mr Goldsmith mentioned. I think the scenario he was painting was that we try to help, but we end up making things worse, potentially by having a retrial, for example. The evaluation in New South Wales found that despite the concern around the process, there were no appeals in any of the cases where similar components of this legislation in the regime across the Tasman were used.