The procedures within the court, which can be foreign to most people in New Zealand, unless they're there on a regular occurrence—and the aim of those courts is to ensure that people aren't there on a regular occurrence. And instead of just being purely punitive, to also find alternative ways to make sure that they can get people back on the straight and narrow. The one example that I saw at the Porirua District Court really enthused me about what could happen when the court is made as understandable as possible. And I want to take my hat off to the judiciary who are leading it in many ways, as well as the Chief District Court Judge around Te Ao Mārama. I think it's a great initiative that we have to try and put our best foot forward to try and find a way to support it.