But, Minister, one of the concerns that we did have at the time—and you actually have addressed it already when you've stood and spoken—is that while we want to put our victims at the centre of the justice system, of course, there was that balance that you talked about earlier where we had defendants possibly being the subject of some vexatious complaints. I believe that you have balanced that out and we congratulate you for that. Where my question comes is if we have a victim who has given video evidence before the trial and there is a need for that victim to be cross-examined later on, is there any support that's been put aside for those victims if they do have to come back within that system? Because while we're saying we do need to protect them, we also need to look after them to make sure that we don't give them an opportunity and then ultimately revictimise them in a way that enables a defendant to have the ability to be able to defend themselves as well. So it's about support for the victims if we're going to change the way that they give evidence. And I just wonder if there is anything there for those victims. 