We have heard some of the opposition—not necessarily in the parties tonight in this House, but from the community and from the sector—which does not even try to uphold the principle of making sure that we are not further re-traumatising victims and survivors through the justice processes. So this is a really good crux of this debate here in the Chamber, where we have representatives from all across the different sides of the room holding on to these important principles and debating the pathways to uphold them. I absolutely want to acknowledge authentic political debate that actually crosses party divides, something which we should be seeking to do as often as possible when it comes to such important issues that there are high stakes—I completely agree; I think all of us agree—for not upholding the right to fair trials.