Like the Attorney-General, I don't think this is something that we're going to be troubled by too terribly often, but when we do, we now have, I think, a sensible framework for being able to consider the declarations that the courts may make. I continue to aspire to, I suppose, the hope that this Parliament will also take the Attorney-General's section 6 vets very seriously and consider them in our deliberations of future legislation, as I think we have, by and large, in the past. But I think the court's intervention in this area has actually reinforced the need to take both, the Attorney-General's opinion and the court's judgments on these things, very seriously. I'm confident that we'll be able to do that.