Hon ANDREW LITTLE: I agree with the Prime Minister that the duty on all those who are in a position to do so is to find solutions that work. In fairness to the previous Government, at least when Judith Collins was the Minister and shepherded through the 2011 law change, it did make some difference, there have been charges laid, and there have been convictions reached. The Victorian state legislation, passed in 2014, which did decriminalise failure to disclose, while it led to eight charges, has led to absolutely no convictions. But it's on that basis that I have asked justice officials to have a close look at the way—when the police are interviewing somebody, when there is a real prospect of prosecution and laying a charge, that we change the warning that is given so it shifts the balance toward an emphasis on disclosure by the person being interviewed, and not the right to silence.