Secondly, there is the issue around the pre-recording of trials. The New Zealand Law Society and many other legal organisations have worried about the consequences for fair trial rights in order to ensure that pre-recorded cross-examination means that the defendants have to declare their strategy much earlier in the process and the jury might not have access to all the relevant material. Now, that may be something that a judge can recall the complainant back for, for a second time, and if that happens of course it undermines the purpose of it, which means that the complainant is re-traumatised twice. So it may be that the outcome is not necessarily what is intended.