So this bill, in Part 1—there's lots of discussions going on elsewhere. This bill focuses on three areas in Part 1, which are around the security side of things in order to try and reduce the barriers to the court security officers dealing with all the many things that come up in the COVID environment. But what the bill doesn't do and what isn't in Part 1 is any sort of significant change to the way that technology could be used to speed up the work of the courts, and I think what most people looking at the justice sector at the moment in this country—two things they'll be asking themselves. One is why is it that we've got this substantial increase in violent crime across New Zealand, which is causing many New Zealanders great concern—and I heard a yawn from the other side. They're not particularly interested in violent crime as an issue. It doesn't fit with their overall sort of view of the world that crime is something that we should be concerned about and the victims of crime are something that we should be focused on. 