We've had other discussions in other parts of parliamentary process, other bits of legislation, actually, to do with whether public figures or those who are public-facing, including lawyers—everyone's favourite category of New Zealander, but, you know, one's got to stick up for one's own sometimes. Even fellow lawyers are being required to put themselves out there in a way that might not be appropriate, certainly if the response from members of the public is not appropriate in the way that they interact with them. 