So I'll just end my contribution with a couple of predictions, if I may and then look to consider what the future may hold. In terms of predictions, I very much hope that it's not the case that the dire warnings from some on the criminal bar will not be realised—I rather hope that they won't be realised in terms of a loss of quality of representation. I know that a number of barristers feel very strongly that this law will not enable them to do their job well, and that's deeply unfortunate. They've also argued that there is a very strong possibility of a declaration of inconsistency with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, notwithstanding that BORA vets, so-called, have been conducted as part of the legislative process, and I do acknowledge that. The other fear that's been expressed, and I think in quite compelling terms, is the risk that Māori and others disproportionately affected by the exercise of discretion in our justice system may be impacted by the way that these processes play out. I very much hope that's not the case, but we should all be alive to that possibility and prepared to review that in due course.