Can I particularly point out a couple of the areas that I know my colleagues will elaborate on, that I thought was a very sensible change that the submitters first came up with, and that was particularly around the use of audiovisual equipment and audio equipment only in the courts and corrections process. We heard from our submitters and they said, "Look, this is understood, but we need to have a hierarchy."—that there was a standard, firstly, of face-to-face, then audiovisual, and then audio only if that was a last resort. I was really pleased with both the nimbleness of the response and the amendments that were made, which I'm sure the Minister of Justice—who is nodding—had a part to play in, but also there were concerns around when that might be used, particularly in relation to the mental health Act but also sentencing. So we had a very sensible amendment—an improvement to the bill—that made that part of the bill better.