Hon MICHAEL WOODHOUSE (National): Thank you. I would just take a very quick call in response to the Minister's first comments about the passage of clause 11 not precluding the appellant being placed on the register. I want to just clarify that I think what the Minister means is that in order for that to happen, further offending needs to take place, and that's the same for everyone. Whether they have committed an offence or not, in the future—if they further offend, or offend for the first time—they could be subject to a registration order. So I want to just clarify whether that's what she intended to say, if that's what she meant, but also point out that the placement of this offender on the register now may well prevent that future offending. That is, in part, what the register is designed to do, and potentially the likelihood that further offending could take place may be reduced.