But I do want to speak briefly with my different hat on—as a National Party MP—and at the time the order was put in place, as the National Party defence spokesperson. It seemed to me that it was inappropriate that the mandates should remain in place such that members of both those uniformed services should be told that they would not be welcome to remain in the service while there was litigation going on. I did write to the Minister of Defence at the time and made that suggestion. He declined to accept that suggestion, and I feel a sense of vindication that in fact if he had taken that advice, then we wouldn't have the messiness that we do now with people having been let go from employment, from service, and now, as a result of a very recent court order, are, effectively, having that put on ice.