When large powers are involved in relation to an individual—of course, the person who is injured or the person which might be a natural person or a legal person running the workplace in which a person is injured—it's important that the principles of natural justice are observed. I would start by saying at a high level, if I may, that where a person is affected in terms of their rights and also their responsibilities, it is important that they are able to have a say in the exercise of that power and the way that they are affected by that. This is, roughly speaking, known as the right to be heard. Of course, decisions should be knowable in the first place, and also reviewable, at least to some extent. 