We heard today in select committee that family violence has increased around 60 percent in the past five years, which is having a huge impact on people's lives. Sexual violence is obviously a component of that and something that we're focusing on in this legislation here today introduced into this Parliament. I don't think anybody, reasonably, looking from the outside would dispute the basic proposition that, overall, victims of sexual crimes have a hard row to hoe in terms of getting justice, because of, fundamentally, the difficulties of proving what went on in situations where it's not easy to prove. So there are many, many instances where justice is denied, and so I think there is a widespread desire to do what we can to reduce the retraumatisation of complainants, including victims of crime, and to make the process as effective as possible in attaining justice.