One of the things that I know from my work in the church is that, actually, we would often have people coming to church for redemption who perhaps had committed offences of this nature and didn't want to continue in that way, but as a church, in the role I had, we still had to put protections around those people to ensure that the children in our church were safe. It was an incredibly important and difficult thing to sometimes manage, and the usefulness of knowing people's histories is actually about putting the right supports around them so that, for example, in the church context, if someone was attending a church who perhaps had a conviction, there would be important steps taken such as making sure that they weren't working on a children's Sunday school programme, they wouldn't be left alone with children, and there would be people noticing if they were spending time around children, because those are the kinds of things that then can become a risk for people who have a conviction around a sex offence.