I want to say, because now that I have raced through I have just got a few seconds for a couple of other things. It's remarkable to me that, on the one hand, the Government's doing the Criminal Cases Review Commission to try and get those wrongfully convicted, and yet, on the other, they do this. I also say to David Parker, it's entirely wrong that the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act report here gives a clean vetting. There's not a lawyer worth their salt in New Zealand who could do that with these clauses in this bill. We support this bill right now. We hope, though, there'll be sense—some practicality, so that people aren't wrongfully convicted—through Supplementary Order Papers at the committee stage, so we can support this bill at third reading.