Hon POTO WILLIAMS (Minister of Police): Thank you, Madam Chair, and I thank the member for the question. My understanding of it is this, and I may not articulate it as well as the many lawyers that are in the Chamber. This person took a matter to the High Court, to the Court of Appeal, and then to the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court Justices decided that there was not sufficient gravity to justify the making of a registration order. So in the Supreme Court, the decision was made about whether that person in the court—remember, they're appealing the original decision to have them on the register in the first place—the Supreme Court found that it was not of sufficient gravity to justify the making of a registration order. What we have here is a situation which is very delicate. As a Parliament, we should not be reviewing individual cases, and there is a principle of the separation of powers here. So in this case the insertion of clause 11 is to provide for the fact that it has been decided that this person, by the virtue of the Supreme Court decision, would not have sufficient gravity to have a registration order. So that's the compartment with which we deal with this particular situation. 