I also note in particular that the Ministry of Justice raised a concern about the fact that there would not need to be any explicit mens rea element to the offence. Now, I was not one of the many members of Parliament who received a law degree before coming into this House, but I do know enough as a bush lawyer to know that mens rea—this idea of intent—is pretty important, generally, in criminal law. So it does strike me that having a definition of an offence that carries criminal liability but doesn't require intent to be proven is quite a significant step. I note the Ministry of Justice raising these concerns, and I'd invite the Minister to again address why he rejected the advice on that.