One of the important principles out of a justice system is ensuring quick access to justice. "Justice delayed is justice denied" is a saying that's well known, and something that is unfortunately very common in our justice system, as our justice system is, frankly, overloaded a lot of the time, and it is very difficult to get speedy access to justice, particularly in more remote areas. So the audio-visual link facilities are very, very valuable, in my experience. And also from the perspective of a defence lawyer, it's an extremely useful way of connecting with clients if people are incarcerated for whatever reason, at a distance from various courts. It enables a lawyer who might have to travel two to three hours—and I've personal experience of this—one way to get to a prison to connect with their client and obtain instructions much more readily than they otherwise could, and it makes a big difference to representation and a speedy way for those defendants and their families. So I'm certainly someone who is very much in support, from a practical experience point of view, of the audio-visual link process, and I trust that that's something that will be looked at more, further down the track. 