I do want to take issue with Simon Bridges in the comment that the entire legal fraternity and judges are against this. It is just simply not true. The Law Society said there is a division in opinion. The judges have said to me that they want to see this happening. They describe our current laws as antediluvian. The Law Foundation did the consultation with everyone—those who'd experienced the system and those who are players within it, defence, prosecution, and judges, and they recommended these changes. And to the point that this may be undermining the basic New Zealand Bill of Rights Act, well, I think the Law Commission might have considered that in their two reports. I don't believe they would have made recommendations that undermined the right to a fair trial—I really do not.