But it's about the right of appeal that's not to apply to class exemptions. So what we've got in the bill is a situation where if an exemption is applied to a class, we are saying in this legislation that there won't be a right of appeal to the District Court for anyone who's dissatisfied with that decision to exempt a whole class. The bill rightly notes that doing so would need to be understanding that there's a high cost—is the phrase that it used—to appealing to the District Court, and then it notes that there are a couple of other avenues that someone could pursue if they were dissatisfied with a class exemption having been granted. One is judicial review. Well, of course, that's an application to the High Court, and that, of course, in itself is very expensive. 