Hon MARK MITCHELL: Well, it's extremely important—and I'll explain why—that these people go on to the register. The point that Nicole McKee made is actually—we haven't spoken about it in the House, but it's very, very relevant. I'd just remind the Green Party member in the House that, actually, they go on the register not just to protect the victims—but, of course, the victims' rights should always be at the forefront of our minds, especially in a situation like this, because we're talking about children that are vulnerable and can't protect themselves. But, actually, it provides the offenders themselves some protection, and I'll tell you why: because often many of these offenders are suffering and dealing with serious mental health issues. They've often got compulsive-type disorders. They don't always have full control over their offending.