This bill will enhance public confidence, because, ultimately, we are in a unique position in that New Zealand stands at the top of the world, ranked at No. 1, in the corruption index. That is because we have structures in place to avoid situations where there might be some form of gerrymandering of such public and judicial systems, and, ultimately, it shouldn't be up to those that set the law to set the pay for those that administer it. That is a very simple principle, and it's actually quite surprising—and that's not a dig. It's not a political statement, but it's quite surprising that it's not until now that we're considering this, and I imagine that it's probably just one of those things that hasn't really been brought up. It's worked OK because of the nature of New Zealanders and the way that we operate. We are, on the whole, a trustworthy bunch. 