The second area I want to pursue under Part 2 of this bill is the issues around the unpublished roll. These issues are important, and when the Minister introduced the bill to the House, supported by New Zealand First, the bill had criminals able to have access to the unpublished roll more easily than law-abiding citizens or victims of crime. That's what the original legislation said, and I raised that issue in the first reading. The Minister said that it was untrue and that I was wrong. His officials came in at the select committee and said, indeed, that that's exactly what the bill, unamended, says. It says that there is no legal threshold. In new section 115 in clause 8, what it says is that a criminal has an absolute right to be on the unpublished roll, but if you are a victim of crime, you have to apply and you have to meet statutory tests. 