So I'm just going to talk a little bit more on the 600 people that will be removed from the register if this bill does not go through. That's 600 people who police will have lost track of—they will not know where they are. The community will not know that these people are there. MSD and Housing New Zealand will not know where they are and who they are, and the rehabilitation process will stop for those people. So we need to make sure for them as well that this continues. There are historic sex abuse cases that are before us now and there'll be many more to come. We need to make sure that those offenders continue to know that we know where they are and we're keeping track—well, police are—of how they are behaving.