Of the 80 submissions received by the Justice Committee—and I was not a member of that select committee, so having read over some of those submissions—there are some really useful changes that have been made. One of the things that I think is very crucial with the changes of giving evidence is the opportunity to give evidence not necessarily in the court but by private hearing. It's recorded and pre-recorded. Now, there are two things. What victim/survivors have told me in the past is that it may be a couple of years before their court case gets to court, and then they're expected to give that evidence. This actually prevents—they can give their evidence very quickly or sooner after the alleged crime has occurred, and at that point they can set it aside for a time. 