The second is in relation to clause 12, which is the overriding of any inconsistent other laws, and this is a very important section because, essentially, this is the section we hope means we don't have to come back here and do this again at some point, because it, essentially, overrides section 6 of the Sentencing Act and sections 25 and 26 of the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act and this judgment, and whether the language in that section is expressive enough and whether the Minister is confident that that language is expressive enough to express Parliament's intent that we are overriding these other pieces of legislation. I do note the Supreme Court did refer to the language used by the Parole Act in relation to its retrospectivity and provided some recommendations around the type of language which could be used, such as "to avoid all doubt", "to avoid doubt", and whether this particular section avoids all doubt and with expressive enough language so that this is not an issue which has to be potentially traversed again.