It's important to specify, I think, that we've picked up this debate since a period of time has passed, and to outline what the bill endeavours to achieve and how that will be laid out by amending legislation. A registrable offender, under current law, is a person who's been convicted for a qualifying offence and has been sentenced to imprisonment or, in fact, has been sentenced to a non-custodial sentence, as sometimes is the case, and also anyone who has been made subject to a registration order. A person is not able to qualify if at the time they committed the offence, they were under 18. So to be clear, a qualifying offence is class 1, class 2, or class 3 offences as defined in the Crimes Act, and covers a full range of sexual offending as defined in that Act where the victim is under 16 years of age.