Maybe I should just touch, a little bit—briefly, I have had the pleasure of appearing before community magistrates of the District Court from fairly early in their tenure in the District Court. They were brought into place to take some of the workload away from the District Court judges, who, in a number of courts around the country, have got a huge workload and struggle to deal with simply the volume of work coming through. I remember, for example, in the Manakau District Court, the massive volume of work coming through, with a lot of excess breath alcohol charges and other lower-level offences that the community magistrates deal with on a daily basis. They deal with a lot of the work that the duty lawyers see when they're coming through the courts and are able to deal with those lower-level offences, which are a very, very significant volume. I, obviously, saw it in the Auckland District Court, I've also seen it in the Tauranga District Court, and also it's been brought in more recently to the Southland and Otago District Courts. They perform a really valuable service and it's good to see that recognised, as well as the other authorities in this bill.