Finally, I just want to make the point I've already made but with some examples from the select committee process. I was surprised, actually: I knew, and had a sense, that this wasn't good law, because, actually, what we were doing was working, and this was a solution looking for a problem—not saying that it was perfect, but a solution that didn't fit the problems here. But I was surprised that the majority of submitters who came along and gave oral submissions in one way or another opposed this bill. I remember a child sexual abuse specialist who made quite clear, actually, that, in the court process, children are subject to manipulation before they go in, with treats, with other things. Prior to talking to their lawyer in the court process, they are readily susceptible to manipulation. This not something that lawyers, counsel for children, are in any way equipped to deal with.