Hon KRIS FAAFOI (Minister of Justice): Can I begin by congratulating the member on his new role as justice spokesperson for the Opposition. I would point the member to page 10 of the bill under clause 8: new section 44A outlines a number of processes that a party who does wish to ask any further questions or ask for admissibility of any further evidence over and above the fact that there is a relationship or there has been a sexual relationship in the past which is black and white, a fact, can propose to do that via application to the judge, or the judge can direct for that if the judge believes that that's in the best interests of fair trial. I believe that does strike the right balance in order to get to the desired outcome of this piece of legislation to keep the victims safe from further retraumatisation of going through particular instances and in great detail, or a line or manner of questioning which may again retraumatise or revictimise the complainant, but also give the defendant's counsel the ability to further question if they believe it is in the interests of a fair trial.