So I want to give them a shout-out, because I think that justices of the peace actually provide a remarkable foundation stone—the framework upon which our entire judicial and legal system is actually formed, because if it was not for the work that they do, our judicial and legal system would come to a grinding halt. Much of the work that they used to do, sitting in District Courts, is now being done in a paid and remunerated way by these community magistrates who sit in the District Courts. I'm not 100 percent convinced that the old system of having volunteer justices of the peace who did not want to be remunerated at all—maybe they were given a small allowance for lunch and sometimes reimbursed for their parking expenses, but that was about the only cost. They did it voluntarily and they did it with keenness and vigour and huge attention to detail.