So to allow that situation to continue in our court process, to this side of the House and to other parties in the House, is not on. We now have the ability to change this law, and I am totally aware that other legal fraternity or others may have a disposition to parts of this law for pure legal reasons. But the law cannot continue like this if it is preventing victims of crime coming forward and having a fair day in court and to face an offender. Now, we're not making any judgment about whether the offenders are guilty or innocent within that process, but to make sure that we have, through the whole process, comfort post a sexual violence event for people who are victims to come forward, have their day in court, and leave knowing that justice has been served—has not been something that's been available to them for some time. I think it's high time that for those people who have been in those positions, who haven't had their day in court because of their unwillingness to put them through that situation and be revictimised, that day has come. 