We only received four submissions on the bill, as has been canvassed. Two supported the bill and two made recommendations that were outside the scope of the bill but did raise some pretty good points. Mr Baker suggested that we should also be running courts at night, to clear the backlog of minor infringements. With the backlog we are experiencing in our courts, that does, on the face of it, actually sound like a great idea. But, sadly, it is outside the scope of this bill. But it does go to show, however, that people are putting their brains into gear, trying to figure out how to ensure access to justice is timely, utilising all the avenues that they can to get their points across that our justice system is breaking, if not already broken, in many of our towns and our centres. But this bill is about removing remuneration settings from Cabinet and to the authority, and, unfortunately, not about how we improve timely access to justice.