So what we want to do in creating a legal framework is not set up a system that perpetuates those injustices, particularly when marginalised demographics are those that are targeted under prohibition. So we explicitly made it so that those who had former convictions would be able to work inside of the industry, not necessarily hold the licences but to work inside of that industry. And here I can't give a better example of the slow progress when you wait for expungement of criminal convictions than the 1986 homosexual law reform, which finally decriminalised homosexual acts between men in consensual relationships, but it took more than 30 years for us to expunge those convictions, by which point many of those who held those convictions had passed on. Waiting to do the justice bit until after you've dealt with the politics of today simply isn't good enough.