Rt Hon Winston Peters: I raise a point of order, Mr Speaker. The problem with that is you've got a serious legal concept that's been handed down through the decades, indeed the centuries, now being interpreted by parliamentarians as though they are a court of law in this context. The sub judice rule applies to any court of law—any document associated with a court of law—across our legal jurisdiction. But no parliamentarian should be given—sorry, I'm not making an attack on the parliamentarians, but I think it's improper for parliamentarians to say, "Well, we've got a better interpretation of that, and this is what it is."