Now, there is of course concern from some members that these measures such as remote participation might actually further endanger the right to trial, and it's my pleasure to be able to say that not only have we got the COVID experiments that we heard about from my colleague Ms Walters but, actually, things like remote participation have been tried for many, many years in many different courts that we compare ourselves to. So, to give one example, Western Australia has been running its cross-examination of child witnesses remotely for about the last 25 years. It did that because this is a province where the trials need to be conducted over a huge geographical distance. They don't find it a problem at all. I have spoken to the defence counsel. They say the only problem with remote participation is when you have to listen to the recording of yourself—rather like having to watch or read one's Hansard back. They say it is intensely boring.