Now, a police monitoring may not always be the be all and end all, but it is certainly one of the ways that we can act as that person's conscience, and to extend that to sex trafficking and to sex tourism, as my colleague Vanushi Walters so eloquently described the scourge that it is—that seems to me something that we really do need to consider. We will need to consider how then to activate and actualise the registration of a past offender's intention to go overseas. That is where I think Ms Stanford's bill, which talks about the mechanism by which that information can be conveyed to the intended destination, potentially patches and extends and encourages and makes better the original bill.