Second, we have concerns around the admissibility of evidence in relation to a defendant's sexual history with their witness. It is the case at the moment that a judge has discretion as to when this sort of evidence is admitted. The Evidence Act already states that no evidence or questions can be put to a witness relating to sexual experience with any person other than the defendant, and the bill changes that so that unless a judge gives permission, no evidence can be given and no question put to a witness that relates to sexual experience with the complainant, and we think that this, potentially, could, again, diminish people's rights to a fair trial. 