My other comment would be with a different hat on again—shadow Attorney-General. I did write to the Attorney-General some time ago, asking for the release of advice around the balance of rights considerations for a number of these different orders. He declined—in fact, he outright refused—to release publicly that legal advice, which I would've thought would be a helpful exercise for the sake of transparency, for the sake of ventilating, to use the phrase of my colleague and friend Chris Bishop, some of these issues which are now, unfortunately, the subject of uncertainty given the court judgment interacting and indeed contradicting the will of Parliament, or at least the Government, in the making of the orders.