I also just want to talk about the issue that my colleague Emily Henderson talked about, the comity of the courts and the separation of powers. This is something where there is an inherent judicial discretion, and it's been used very effectively. People have used all sorts of tools to make our courts work in a really difficult time, where things have very, very much changed, but actually, they have asked for back up from this legislature, and I think we need to give that to the people who actually are working in our courts. I accept that a lot of those people are vulnerable. They are there because they are essential workers. There are people there because they're compelled. There are victims. There are defendants. There are all sorts of people that need a deft approach, and this has happened here. So I look through this and I see a really clear balance. Things like the requirements must be consistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. These are important and sensible amendments, and they're important balances in our system. I commend this bill to the House.