One of the judicial officers that is to have their remuneration established under the new regime will be the community magistrates of the District Court. I want to—in the time that's available to me tonight—put on record my grateful thanks for a group of New Zealanders who perform judicial duties and hold judicial office but receive no remuneration. That's, of course, our hard-working volunteer justices of the peace, of whom there are about 10,000, I think, around the countryside. I have the privilege of being one of them. But I also had the privilege, recently, of attending the annual general meeting of the Hauraki Justices of the Peace Association. They were in good heart doing good work, but for no remuneration at all—entirely voluntary, unlike the judicial officers in this piece of legislation.