There are obvious concerns, as I mentioned, but there are also some very good points in this bill. We see that, having a pre-record, we already have some rules set on how to go about doing the pre-recording, and defendants will still have access to all of the transcripts, and they'll still have lawyers present when evidence is given. And importantly, they get to choose who the lawyer is that will cross-examine on their behalf. The onus of this bill is also put on those that work within the system to advise the victims of what they can have to assist them. This includes the victim impact statements being delivered by video rather than by being done in person. Now, this is quite important that we have victims actually being told what their options are, being included as part of the process.