SIMEON BROWN (National—Pakuranga): Thank you, Madam Chair. I've got a couple of questions on two separate matters, and that's it in relation to this part. So the first question is in regards to the judgment by the court where they now consider it legitimate to take into account the updating reports of clinical psychologists on appeal. Now, on that particular point, whilst this legislation doesn't necessarily deal with that issue, I'm wanting to know if the Minister has received any advice in regards to this particular issue, because, for a sentence such as this, this individual would be on the register for eight years. This, essentially, gives the ability for appeals—it would appear that it gives the ability for appeals—to take place and for individuals to then present new evidence and then to be, potentially, removed from that register before that eight-year period is over. I'm just wondering if the Minister's received any particular advice on that issue or has any concerns about that issue.