This bill, with its compulsion, with its blunt and broad approach, and with its inflexibility and, quite frankly, reckless plan, will not help to better protect our children. And I've got a question for you. I know we've talked about principals. As someone who has been an educator and a board of trustees member, I am curious about what you expect principals to do with this burden. The general policy statement and the explanatory note say that "local schools will be able to make informed decisions about the risk of the sex offenders placement" in their communities. They're going to be told, because they will get this notification when they are within 5 kilometres—or, as I said before, the nearest school—of every sex offender that is convicted of an offence listed in section 107B(2) of the Parole Act 2002, and it's a big list. There's 17 offences, and not all of them are clearly suggesting that children will be the target of reoffending. 