The judge then gets to decide whether that evidence is fair. So there has to be a fair trial process. The judge gets to evaluate that, and at that point—and I'd just like to mention that the Hon Simon Bridges talked about the fact that it's an unfair system. At that point, the judiciary, the judge, gets to decide whether in fact there is a prejudice happening, an unfairness happening, and that person can then be asked to give evidence in person. So that is a matter which enables and rebalances a system which the Opposition has said they feel uncomfortable about. I certainly think it goes some way towards addressing the concerns.