But, look, the crucial work that the community magistrates did was seen on a daily basis. They would have to sentence people. They could sentence people to anything up to community detention; they could not sentence them to prison. However, they could and they did have to decide regularly on bail applications. It is and was a key part of the operation of the court. I also did a similar thing in the Auckland District Court, spending quite some time there as well, and the community magistrate also performed a key function in the operation of that court. I also saw and appeared in front of community magistrates representing defendants in the Tauranga District Court and, more recently, in the Invercargill and Queenstown District Courts. They perform an absolutely crucial function, and they cover work that the District Courts could not otherwise do because they just don't have the capacity in the number of judges available to do that work. I'm very pleased to see them recognised in this bill before the House tonight.