In an earlier speech to this House I invoked my children. For this one I want to invoke my dad. My dad was a defence counsel when I was a young child. He always impressed on us the importance of the criminal court as a way in which you hold the feet of the powerful to the fire and you test in the rights of the vulnerable. This fourth estate does exactly the same thing. It was also Dad who gave me books by brilliant investigative journalists like David Yallop, who wrote reasonable doubt, the Arthur Allan Thomas investigation. Who gave me—