Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH: Yes. No—no, I've moved on from page 8 in terms of the pre-trial reporting. The issue raised, again, by a number of parties, is that under the current arrangements under the Evidence Act, the judge may direct evidence to be gathered in an alternative way, including cross-examination taking place prior to trial. A number of submitters highlighted a Court of Appeal judgment of 2011 detailing that rare and exceptional circumstances would make such a course of action appropriate. So this is allowing for rather than the complainant being in the full court on the stand during the trial, instead to do a pre-recorded interview, maybe even a year before it goes to trial. So that has been allowed under the current arrangements in very rare and exceptional circumstances. This bill would make that process an entitlement, effectively, rather than at the discretion of the judge. So it would make it much more common.