Again, let's remind ourselves, this legal vagary in the principal Act means that individuals who committed offences prior to the commencement of the Act but who were convicted and sentenced after the date could be omitted from the register. Also, this legal vagary—as we've heard it described on several occasions today—saw that the Supreme Court, in a split 3:2 decision, simply found that the legislation and wording, as it currently is, was unclear. Essentially, we're here now to seek to correct that and to re-establish what was the original intent.