Now, this is a much more vexed issue—and I think that was the word the Minister was looking for, rather than "vexatious". I don't think she was referring to that in the context of the court discussion. I'll be very careful in my words around the courts because there is a strong convention that this place doesn't critique court decisions. But I do want to remind the House that when we were here I wasn't the police Minister; Paula Bennett was the police Minister when we changed this in 2017. I want to quote her from her first reading speech: "The principal Act does not make it sufficiently clear that registration applies to all offenders who are sentenced after the commencement of the Act, regardless of when they were convicted. Sixty-seven offenders had been convicted [at that point] but not yet sentenced when the Act came into force."