Finally, as my colleague Mr Bridges outlined, we did hear that there is considerable potential for an adverse and unintended consequence of this, given that the existing right of recall under section 99 of the Evidence Act will remain on the statute book. So it could be that victims of sexual violence—given this right of pre-recording—find themselves hauled back into court anyway. So it doesn't serve its intended purpose, while also putting the right to a fair trial at risk. It remains possible that a witness will have to be cross-examined again later at the trial, and it will also work against the stated aim to reduce the extent to which that complainant is re-traumatised. So we have concerns about this measure, and we submit to the House that you examine our SOPs here carefully. 